Gerritz builds a world where measurement becomes spatial condition rather than image, using graphite and precise calibration to register architectural space as planar field.
Gerritz builds a world where measurement becomes spatial condition rather than image, using graphite and precise calibration to register architectural space as planar field.
1. Frank Gerritz, working on the large-scale wall drawing Low Down.
Museum of Modern Art Bremen, Bremen, Germany.
2. Frank Gerritz, portrait in front of Low Down (wall drawing).
The artist.
3. Frank Gerritz, WN (wall drawing).
Museum of Modern Art Bremen, Bremen, Germany.
4–5. Frank Gerritz, Further Down the Line, 2007.
Museum of Modern Art Bremen, Bremen, Germany.
6. Frank Gerritz, Four Center Split Screen, 2018.
Pablo’s Birthday.
7. Frank Gerritz, Rough Cuts (wall drawings).
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany.
8. Photography by Sarah Dorweiler / Aesence.
9. Frank Gerritz, Rough Cuts (wall drawings).
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany.
10. Frank Gerritz, Full Circle, 2025.
Courtesy Pablo’s Birthday.
Photograph by Dirk Masbaum.
11. Frank Gerritz, Kompass, 2022.
Museum Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Germany.
12–13. Frank Gerritz, Parcour, 2022.
Museum Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Germany.
14. Frank Gerritz, Zeichnungsräume.
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany.
15–17. Frank Gerritz, Sculptural Light, 2022.
Installation views, Kunst-Station Sankt Peter Köln, Cologne, Germany.
Photographs by Christopher Clem Franken.
Portrait image:
Frank Gerritz.
Photograph by Astrid Grosser.
Courtesy of the artist.
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