Berlin artist Katja Strunz (born in Ottweiler, 1970) is this year’s winner of Vattenfall Contemporary 2013. Her minimalist sculptures and site-specific installations explore the links between space, history, and time.In her work, a reduced constructivist formal language confronts everyday objects and traces of the emergence and aging of the materials used.
For the exhibition Drehmoment (Viel Zeit, wenig Raum) [Torque (Much Time, Little Space)], Katja Strunz has created a spatial composition, dominated by two monumental metal objects. With this work, she continues her exploration of folding and collapsing time and space and transfers it to the museum’s entrance hall.
PHOTOGRAPHY: AURORA ASPEN 
OTHER WORKS FROM KATJA STRUNZ FROM CREAMIER (PHAIDON), 2010 DERMUDETRAUM
OTHER WORKS FROM KATJA STRUNZ FROM CREAMIER (PHAIDON), 2010 TRAUMA
OTHER WORKS FROM KATJA STRUNZ FROM CREAMIER (PHAIDON), 2010 CREAMIER (PHAIDON), 2010 UMKEHRUNG
OTHER WORKS FROM KATJA STRUNZ: FALTENTUCH
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