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28.03.2026 TO 19.05.2026
Liminal spaces are an aesthetic current that comes from the digital world. They depict places—or non-places—that feel familiar yet undefined, suspended in an indeterminate time. Time seems to dissolve in transitional spaces such as corridors with no clear destination, or houses placed within almost unreal landscapes.
Through unnatural colour palettes and subtle shifts in framing, Falk Töpfer creates unsettling architectures and landscapes. However, these spaces are not strictly planned; they arise more from intuition than intention. Changes in perspective and the playful use of colour gradually give shape to these non-places, where presence and absence are held in tension within the atmosphere of the work.
What feels out of place can be unsettling, but not necessarily negative. On the contrary, disruption can also open a space for a kind of magic. As Mark Fisher suggested, the feeling that something does not belong often signals that we are encountering something new. In that strangeness, a particular fascination—and a quiet form of beauty—emerges.
Ricard Casals Coiduras
WORKS
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| Im Garten Falk Töpfer, 2023 Oil on canvas 75 x 50 cm |
Vlastislav Falk Töpfer, 2025 Oil on canvas 40 x 50 cm |
Haus am Weg Falk Töpfer, 2024 Oil on canvas 60 x 50 cm |
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| Etzdorf Falk Töpfer, 2025 Oil on canvas 130 x 80 cm |
Schornstein Falk Töpfer, 2023 Oil on canvas 50 x 40 cm |
Weg Falk Töpfer, 2025 Oil on canvas 50 x 70 cm |
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| Room Falk Töpfer, 2026 Oil on canvas 60 x 50 cm |
Scheune Falk Töpfer, 2023 Oil on canvas 60 x 79 cm |
Im Museum Falk Töpfer, 2022 Oil on canvas 50 x 40 cm |
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| Into the Wild Falk Töpfer, 2026 Oil on canvas 50 x 60 cm |
Karlsbad Falk Töpfer, 2026 Oil on canvas 100 x 80 cm |
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| Coventry Falk Töpfer Chinese ink on paper 20 x 24 cm |
Radebeul Falk Töpfer Chinese ink on paper 14 x 14 cm |
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