This publication unites the work of two artists who belong to different
generations and who, despite both living in Berlin, have never actually
met.
With a fine sense for the potential of inconspicuous objects and natural
materials, both artists manage to charge their arrangements with
energy.
For Julius, a broadened understanding of music is the field of
reference. Canell, on the other hand, is particularly interested in the
physical and poetic characteristics of the items and found objects with
which they work.
Both know, each in their own way, how to develop a silent magic in that
which is ephemeral and unstable.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Nina Canell / Rolf Julius:
Lautlos at Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin, 30
November 2012 – 23 June 2013.

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Contents :
Gabriele Knapstein
19 Verdichten und Verdünnen : zu den plastischen Arbeiten von Nina Canell
31 On thickening and thinning : on the sculptural work of Nina Canell
42 Arbeiten von = Works by / Nina Canell
73 Fundstücke = Findings
Eugen Blume
107 Hört das Auge? Musik von Rolf Julius
121 Does the eye hear? Music by Rolf Julius
131Arbeiten von = Works by / Rolf Julius.