With his latest series of paintings, Herbert Brandl unfolds a fascinating boundlessness in his current solo exhibition at the gallery. The presentation becomes a journey between earth and space with changing dimensions and viewpoints, presented in perspective unexpected observations of nature and psychedelic, wild color experiments.

Apollo 17, the last manned flight to the moon, in 1972 showed us for the first time a man-made, complete view of the earth – seen from space. Herbert Brandl adopts this spectacular perspective for his new series, which he dedicates to the Pacific Ocean, the largest and deepest ocean on Earth. Shots from space, as shown on space night, the legendary program format of German television, form the models for Brandl’s painting.