Manfred Pernice: Que-Sah

Berlin-based artist Manfred Pernice explores the intersection of architecture and art through his unique installations that utilize everyday building materials such as plywood and concrete. His works often transform spaces into immersive environments that challenge traditional perspectives on form and function, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with the built world around them.

The collaborative nature of this book offers insights from various contemporary art critics and curators, each providing their perspective on Pernice's artistic philosophy and practice. Through a combination of rich imagery and thought-provoking essays, readers are given a comprehensive look at how Pernice's installations reflect broader themes of memory, space, and the transient nature of human experience.