2007
KaDeWe
In 2007, the Metropolitan Museum of Art loaned its collection of Impressionist art to Berlin for exhibition at the National Gallery.
The Department Store KaDeWe, as a supporter of the arts, asked for an installation in the entrance hall as a reference to the exhibition. The result is a 150-square-meter wheat field inspired by the Impressionist approach of leaving the studio and painting in the open air.
In cooperation with Fabien Dumas.
