[no title] 1978

Editor: So, this untitled piece by Gerd Winner depicts a brick wall, and it's part of the Tate collection. It looks like a print. What do you see in this weathered wall? Curator: The brick wall itself is a potent symbol. Over time, walls have represented division, protection, and history. But what memories or emotions does this particular image evoke in you? Editor: It makes me think about decay, and time passing. Maybe even secrets hidden behind the bricks. Curator: Precisely! The erosion and variations in tone suggest a history of exposure, suggesting stories imprinted on the surface. It’s a palimpsest, where layers of time are visible. Editor: So, it's not just a wall; it's a record of something. Thank you for the interesting insight.