NOW
01: FROM SURFACE TO SUBSTANCE
In 01_From Surface to Substance Carsten Beck invites us to enter a dynamic dialogue between the physical and the digital, the handmade and the algorithmic. The exhibition explores how urban architecture, once defined by weight, rhythm and proportion, is reinterpreted through the tools of our time:
PAST
MUSEUM
FUR KONKRETE KUNST
Concrete art - according to tradition, the Dutch artist, architect and theorist Theo van Doesburg is said to have first formulated this term in 1924 and used it for his own works. 100 years later, despite all the uncertainty, this anniversary provides a suitable opportunity to ask the generation of young artists who are stylistically close to this direction in detail about their relationship to concrete art. What influence do the beginnings of the art movement have on their own creative work? Are their principles still relevant today?
FRAME
A NEW FRAME FOR MODERN LIVING
In collaboration with Samsung and CANVAS HiFi, The Hifi Frame brings my art into a new dimension. Seamlessly uniting design, sound, and visual clarity, it redefines how we experience art in the modern home.
FINN JUHL
Geometric sections of monumental, black-and-white works are the hallmarks of Carsten Beck (1986), who draws inspiration from concrete art: a form of art based on a simple, non-figurative idiom and clean lines.
