At Home II 

This artwork by Eckart Hahn, born in 1971, is a surreal and playful exploration of form and space. The artist uses a gridded structure with various-shaped cutouts to create a sense of confinement and enclosure. The strategically placed tigers, both inside and outside the structure, add a sense of wonder and tension to the composition, prompting viewers to question their relationship with the confined space. The work likely belongs to the genre of surrealism, characterized by its dreamlike and illogical imagery, often with a humorous or unsettling undertone. It is possible that Hahn's work also draws from the traditions of Minimalism, a movement known for its clean lines and geometric structures.