Verena Gerlach

“The Closed Form [in architecture] appears in a particularly drastic way in the faulty interpretation of industrialization from which emerges the monstrous shape of dull standardization. [This] causes the individuality to become lost in the collective.

The Open Form is to make the individual indispensable in the creation of his or her own surroundings. […] the Open Form in architecture will bring us closer to the ‘ordinary, mundane, things found, broken, accidental’ (Pierre Restany)”.

Oskar Hansen

Verena Gerlach, Aérohabitat, 2010
Verena Gerlach, Aérohabitat, 2010
silkscreen print (20 + AP), 67x100 cm

Verena Gerlach

born in Berlin, studied Visual Communication at Kunsthochschule Berlin Weissensee. Verena Gerlach is an internationally active independent graphic designer and typographer. For more info visit the artist’s website
www.fraugerlach.de