In his work, David Reumüller examines the nature of individual and cultural identity. His method is the reconstruction of image and generated images. With video installations and photographs, the building blocks of contemporary image production are made tangible on several levels in parallel. Images are created that relate to images – a perceptual experience that expands the fragility of our supposedly linear reality. In his stagings through veiling and covering, new landscapes emerge from textures. Reumüller showed one of these landscapes at the Dom im Berg as part of Klanglicht 2017.

KLANGLICHT 2017

Location: Dom im Berg

David Reumüller was born in 1979 and lives and works in Graz and Sausal. Reumüller has been working as an artist, musician and filmmaker on various interdisciplinary projects since 1997. In his paintings, he stages everyday surfaces, such as textiles or fragments of facades, to create an image or identity. By giving his works a special perspective, Reumüller allows the spatial images to be viewed in their entirety and without distortion from just one location. The artist’s position thus becomes identical to that of the viewer.