Hans-Christian Lotz
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Hans-Christian Lotz, Untitled, 2020, Mixed media, 65 x 60 x 10 cm © Timo Ohler, Berlin
[V]iewers will view voluntarily, until it’s too hot.
Noah Barker, Texte zur Kunst, 2022
Hans-Christian Lotz shows wall decorations and multimedia elements, which will eventually equip a neurological practice in Berlin-Neukölln. As such, they will be made accessible to an extended public here at the gallery beforehand.
Lotz has been working on the topics of consciousness and mind for more than ten years.
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Hans-Christian Lotz, Untitled, 2020, Video, 4:50 min. Videostil
Lotz’s work calls up a plausible horizon for a civilizational space about to appear.
Lars Bang, Larsen Texte zur Kunst ,2017
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Hans-Christian Lotz, Untitled, 2021, Aluminum, acrylass, 124 x 76 x 10 cm © Flavio Karrer
Lotz renders his poetics with the flair of a hard-boiled cyberpunk author. … they (the works) document the process by which the organic becomes entangled in the inorganic.
Boško Blagojević, Artforum, 2015
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Hans-Christian Lotz, A Tarski World, 2021, Sauna, 4 Sildeshows, Hardware © Florian Rossmanith. Courtesy New Toni, Berlin