Lienhard von Monkiewitsch. Überräume

The works of Lienhard von Monkiewitsch have an affinity with constructivist, concrete art but violate its laws of purity with experimental curiosity. Beginning with empty interiors and large-scale architectural fragments, Monkiewitsch ultimately turned to the color black. Through his intensive investigation into the Fibonacci numbers, he construed his own vocabulary of the square, which he contrasts--not without a bit a humor--with that of Malevich.