MSU, Musuem of Contemporary Art, Zagreb, Croatia
Using grid-like patterns that snake and spiral into organic shapes, Peter Kogler creates installations that make viewers feel like they just entered the matrix. Sometimes painted directly on the walls and sometimes in the form of projections, Kogler’s futuristic aesthetic transforms spaces into illusory environments with a disorienting effect. The artist has created his installations on the walls of galleries and museums all over Europe. In the photos documenting his pieces below, viewers become subsumed in patterns as they navigate Kogler’s altered spaces.
MMCA, Thessaloniki, Greece
Galerie im Taxispalais, Innsbruck, Austria
Dirimart Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey
Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, Germany
Galerie Mezanin, Vienna, Austria
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