Heinrich Heine

c-type print
size: 184 x 95 cm 72" x 37"
year: 2005

"Brandmauern" is showing analogue images taken with a plate camera of Berlin’s firewalls and named after the streets they were shot in. Interested in their status as non-spaces, Korfmann makes a study of these so-called “Brandmauern” – structures built for the public good, but invisible to most citizens.

Van der Heydt

c-type print
size: 184 x 150 cm 72" x 59"
year: 2005

"Brandmauern" is showing analogue images taken with a plate camera of Berlin’s firewalls and named after the streets they were shot in. Interested in their status as non-spaces, Korfmann makes a study of these so-called “Brandmauern” – structures built for the public good, but invisible to most citizens.

Naunyn

c-type print
size: 164 x 175 cm 65" x 69"
year: 2005

"Brandmauern" is showing analogue images taken with a plate camera of Berlin’s firewalls and named after the streets they were shot in. Interested in their status as non-spaces, Korfmann makes a study of these so-called “Brandmauern” – structures built for the public good, but invisible to most citizens.

Brandmauern
Installation view at Berlinartprojects, 2016

"Brandmauern" is showing analogue images taken with a plate camera of Berlin’s firewalls and named after the streets they were shot in. Interested in their status as non-spaces, Korfmann makes a study of these so-called “Brandmauern” – structures built for the public good, but invisible to most citizens.