Trois En Un, Hauts-reliefs, Travaux Situés
Konrad Fischer Galerie•May 01, 2026 — Aug 01, 2026
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For Berlin Gallery Weekend 2026, Konrad Fischer Galerie presents new works by the internationally renowned French artist Daniel Buren (b. 1938, Boulogne-Billancourt). With the development of his characteristic 8.7 cm-wide vertical stripes in the 1960s, Buren has created a distinctive visual language. His site-specific, serially based practice continuously explores the relationship between the artwork, its surroundings, and the viewer.
The collaboration between Daniel Buren and Konrad Fischer Galerie began in 1969 with the artist's first solo exhibition in Düsseldorf. At that time, the exhibition space extended far beyond the walls of the gallery: Buren installed his blue-and-white striped works at public sites throughout the city. His works appeared not only inside the gallery, but also on streets and on advertising pillars along Prinz-Georg-Straße, raising fundamental questions about the boundaries between art, context, and perception. Buren works in situ, meaning that his exhibitions…
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Trois En Un, Hauts-reliefs, Travaux Situés
Konrad Fischer Galerie•May 01, 2026 — Aug 01, 2026
Press Release
For Berlin Gallery Weekend 2026, Konrad Fischer Galerie presents new works by the internationally renowned French artist Daniel Buren (b. 1938, Boulogne-Billancourt). With the development of his characteristic 8.7 cm-wide vertical stripes in the 1960s, Buren has created a distinctive visual language. His site-specific, serially based practice continuously explores the relationship between the artwork, its surroundings, and the viewer.
The collaboration between Daniel Buren and Konrad Fischer Galerie began in 1969 with the artist's first solo exhibition in Düsseldorf. At that time, the exhibition space extended far beyond the walls of the gallery: Buren installed his blue-and-white striped works at public sites throughout the city. His works appeared not only inside the gallery, but also on streets and on advertising pillars along Prinz-Georg-Straße, raising fundamental questions about the boundaries between art, context, and perception. Buren works in situ, meaning that his exhibitions…




































































































































































