The Full Moon Gallery presents the latest works by Joachim Rauch in the exhibition Serial Worlds. The exhibition is dedicated to serial art – an artistic approach characterised by the repetition and variation of a motif. In his works, Rauch explores how perception changes when a pictorial motif appears in different nuances, colours and structures. While the actual motif fades into the background, the diversity of forms of representation creates a new, multi-layered visual language that invites the audience to experience art from a different perspective.

The exhibition will be opened on 11 May at 8:00 p.m. with a festive vernissage. Joachim Rauch will be hosting the evening with a performance and a lecture on the topic ‘Psychological Dimensions of Art’. Using sculptures created especially for this occasion, he takes the audience on an exciting journey through art history and shows how repetition and variation influence our perception. In doing so, he provides fascinating insights into his artistic research and establishes connections between historical and contemporary art movements. The vernissage will be accompanied by music from Modym, whose sounds create an atmospheric connection between visual and auditory impressions.

The exhibition can be seen at the Full Moon Gallery from 11 May to 10 June 2025. Admission is free. Visitors will have the opportunity to delve deep into the world of serial art and discover how variation and repetition give rise to completely new forms of expression.

11 May – 10 June 2025

Opening | 11 May 2025 | 20:00

Full Moon Gallery

Free admission!