In his work, the Dutch artist Erwin Olaf (1959) creates worlds which are thought through to the smallest detail. They look confusingly similar to our own, but often pose a riddle : behind the immaculate aesthetics borrowed from the film and advertising industry, something repressed is lurking. This book contains images of the artist's most important photographs, videos, and sculptures, and accompanies the eponymous exhibition at the Kunsthalle Munich.
The volume features the artist's latest works as well as an interview and insightful essays, providing the most comprehensive look at Erwin Olaf's oeuvre to date.
