Reviews

Helen Hirsch Kempf: Life is a Stage

… Hiepler is less concerned to make a finished end product than to create new forms. Rhythm is part and parcel of her metaphorical language. lt is generated through a sequence of movements, both those of the human body and those aided by geometrical forms; and these alternately define the contents of the imagery. …

Dr. Renate Wiehager: Minimalism and After

… Esther Hiepler seems to be addressing the early convergence point of – European – constructive and – American – minimalist pictorial concepts performatively, and testing whether it will hold for a contemporary relationship between image, space and viewer on the one hand and physical and virtual corporeality on the other. …

Casper Mangold: Windows, Passages

… The works of Esther Hiepler are not only simple but reduced in a controlled manner. It is possible to offer either more or less, but less is more. Reduction can only take place if something is there to begin with. Something considered, formulated, something that one is conscious of. …

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