uta pütz

05.02.2021

nawc

20.10.2020

hay and straw

from the series Hay and Straw, 2020, digital c-prints

23.01.2020

hobby

from the series Hobby, 2020, digital bw prints

from the series Hobby, 2020, digital bw - prints

22.11.2019

a room full of stones

A Room Full of Stones, 2019, pigment print on Photorag paper, 50 x 75 cm

god

GOD 1, 2016, digital bw - print

GOD 2, 2016, digital bw - print

26.06.2019

akabeni

samostojni-snezni-kol-1, 2019, edited found internet image,

pigment print on Hahnenmühle Photorag, 30 x 40 cm
exhibition view AKABENI, 2019, with Tim Bohlender, Claudia de la Torre

and Uta Pütz, Kunsthaus L6, Freiburg (photo: Dieter Rösch)


Subjective Average (Iceland, India), 2017, wallpaint exhibition view AKABENI (small painting by Tim Bohlender; photo: Dieter Rösch) For this project I collected all private photo snapshots that I took during my stays at artist residencies in India and Iceland. I calculated the average color for each country and let the paint be mixed at the hardware store.

25.06.2019

fun with flowers

Thank You for Waiting, 2019, assemblage; Byebye, 2015, digital c - print

Thank You for Waiting, 2019, assemblage; Byebye, 2015, digital c - print

samostojni-snezni-kol-2, 2019, edited found internet image,

pigment print on Hahnenmühle Photorag, 30 x 40 cm, threaded rod (steel)

exhibition view fun with Flowers, 2019, Orgekfabrik, Durlach

with Tim Bohlender, Claudia de la Torre, Haruka Hirai, Uta Pütz,
Jörg Sobbot and Annabella Spielmannleitner,
curated by Tim Bohlender, Claudia de la Torre and Uta Pütz

(photos: Lukas Giesler 1 + 4 and Jörg Sobott 2 + 3)

18.03.2019

what we don't eat anymore

from the series What We Don't Eat Anymore, 2019, digital c - print

04.04.2018

2 beds put together in an L shape

installation views 2 beds put together in an L shape,
Brauchbarkeit, Cologne, 2018

uptoyou

Up To You, 2015, five traditional Indian paintings

For this project that I realized during my stay in New Delhi,

I asked five traditional Indian painters to do a painting of an object,

which I found in my Indian neighbourhood. My brief for them was to

use their traditional style but to do their own interpretation of this object.


Untitled, 2015, paper folding, 36 x 55 cm/ Subjective Average, 2017, wall paint This folded paper sheet is my interpretation of the found object. I wrapped it around the object and unfolded it afterwards. The grey colour in the background is the average colour of all personal photo snapshots that I took during my stay in India.