Incontinent inkjet printers, leaking oil drums, dancing do-it-yourself drills and grinders: When Delphine Reist inspects our working environments, certainties are inverted, and banal things develop a creative life of their own. With Tinguely, Reist shares the mischievousness of transforming everyday situations into new, purposeless contexts of meaning and precarious beauty. With her exhibition, she designs a varied course that reflects the location of the exhibition and presents important works of her artistic oeuvre.
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