Galerie
Mark Müller

The central themes in the work of painter Giacomo Santiago Rogado (*1979) are perception and seeing itself. His painting enables visual experiences that stimulate and sharpen perception. Rogado’s works encourage us to take a closer look – raising questions about spatiality, three-dimensionality and materiality. In his work, he combines the most diverse traditions of the painterly medium and explores its limits with tools, techniques and materials.

The exhibition ALL THAT YOU SEE provides a comprehensive overview of the painter’s oeuvre and shows works from his various groups of works. The artist’s works will be on display on both levels of the museum – in the Shedhalle, in C1 and in the hall below. An expansive and walk-in installation is also part of the exhibition, with which Rogado continues his key themes: Viewers can walk through the installations and are thus completely surrounded by the paintings. The idea of pictorial space and its expansion thus takes on a new dimension. The panel painting has opened up into the three-dimensional.

A digital encounter with the artist’s work has been created especially for the VR room Playground.