Roland Fuhrmann

Confluence is the second monograph dedicated to the artist Roland Fuhrmann. His wide-ranging oeuvre oscillates at the interface between art and architecture, as well as between science and contemporary history, and cannot be grasped with the traditional categories of artistic genres. Fuhrmann’s anamorphic installations and kinetic objects question familiar ways of seeing, create situations of unstable perception, and topples spaces. As permanent artworks in public spaces and institutional buildings, his architectural and site-specific works are now represented internationally. This monograph sheds light on Fuhrmann’s conceptual approach, in which his artistic work merges with the space and its context to form a new entity—Confluence.