Gerhard Marx | Landscape would be the wrong word

Gerhard Marx presents his exhibition "Landscape would be the wrong word," featuring meticulous cartographic reconstructions and drawings made from embedded plant material.

The exhibition explores the intersection of cartography, botany, and architecture through Marx's engaging and meticulous works. He uses plant material, such as grafting and embedding fragments, to create dense, tactile spaces that resist flat description. The work interrogates how maps project authority and proposes alternative spatial imaginaries by describing the world differently.