White Cube
Otto Piene, White Cube
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Otto Piene, White Cube
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Story of the exhibition
Otto Piene – White Cube (1990)
Otto Piene’s White Cube is a mesmerizing light sculpture that transforms the gallery into a dynamic and ethereal environment. The interplay of light and shadow evokes a sense of motion and fluidity, creating a space that is both expansive and immersive.
A co-founder of the German ZERO group, Piene sought to break away from traditional artistic boundaries, engaging viewers in an active dialogue with the forces of nature. With its continuous projections and subtle variations of light, White Cube reflects Piene’s belief in art as a medium for renewal and optimism—a beacon of hope that transcends the confines of the physical world.
For Piene, light was more than an aesthetic element; it was a symbolic force capable of transforming perception. His work expands the viewer’s awareness, allowing them to experience space in a new and liberating way. White Cube stands as a testament to his lifelong fascination with light, energy, and their profound impact on human perception.