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Human Nature
Human Nature
March 27, 2015
Geert Goiris, Futuro, 2002
© Geert Goiris
The group exhibition "Human Nature - Art Collection Deutsche Börse" remains on display at the NRW-Forum Düsseldorf up until April 19, 2015. The exhibition was conceived in the jubilee year of the German Stock Exchange Art Collection and includes over 120 photographs by 25 international artists, who deal with the relationship between people and nature.
The display is divided into thematic groups. Consequently, for example, Axel Hütte, Sebastião Salgado and Sonja Braas present untouched nature far from civilisation, with images that reveal to the viewer the beauty and mysticism of natural landscapes.
John Davies, Jürgen Nefzger, Simon Norfolk and Joachim Brohm deal with changes to the landscape that have been caused by humanity.
Paul Almasy, Gunnar Smoliansky and Gerd Danigel present examples of how human beings adapt to country or urban settings, while Mike Brodie shows young “hobos” who travel on freight trains, deliberately avoiding adapting to anything.
Further information at: NRW Forum
The display is divided into thematic groups. Consequently, for example, Axel Hütte, Sebastião Salgado and Sonja Braas present untouched nature far from civilisation, with images that reveal to the viewer the beauty and mysticism of natural landscapes.
John Davies, Jürgen Nefzger, Simon Norfolk and Joachim Brohm deal with changes to the landscape that have been caused by humanity.
Paul Almasy, Gunnar Smoliansky and Gerd Danigel present examples of how human beings adapt to country or urban settings, while Mike Brodie shows young “hobos” who travel on freight trains, deliberately avoiding adapting to anything.
Further information at: NRW Forum
Geert Goiris, Futuro, 2002
© Geert Goiris
Jürgen Nefzger, Les Jardins d'Europe Futuroscope Poitiers, 1996
© Jürgen Nefzger
Regine Petersen, Merkel's Junkyard, 2012
© Regine Petersen