Miroir 1986

Markus Raetz's 1986 work, "Miroir," is a minimalist, conceptually driven piece that explores the nature of perception and representation. A simple line drawing of a female figure with a single, prominent breast is repeated three times, each time subtly altered. One version is painted blue, another is rendered on a glass mirror, and the last is left as a black line drawing. Raetz's use of repetition and minimal forms engages the viewer's attention and forces a reflection on how we perceive the world, especially in relation to the body. The work is characteristic of his signature style, utilizing simple forms, bold lines, and playful juxtapositions to create intriguing and thought-provoking art.