Alexander Levy

Courtesy Alexander Levy

In her photographic and sculptural works, Sinta Werner investigates how spatial perception is continually reconstituted through the interplay of material, light, and movement. Her point of departure is often architectural structures and modernist systems of order, whose geometric clarity she takes up and transfers into new spatial contexts. Where the mid-century modernist grid promised rationality and static structure, Werner’s works reclaim an embodied, situated perspective. Only through moving around them do rigid systems dissolve, and space becomes a processual experience for viewers.…