Lukas Rehm: 333

Borrowing its form and structure from that of a graphic novel, 333 interweaves moving image works by Lukas Rehm with textual fragments from transcripts, retrospective descriptions or referential sources that inform the artist’s process into a narrative of new interdependencies. Sensing for threads such as affect, barriers, memory, knowledge production or post-human timescales, this publication transposes still images and quotes into an analogue sequence echoing the temporal, spatial and sonic dimensions of installative and filmic experiences.

Lukas Rehm (DE, 1989) is an artist and musician working in the field of new media, installation art, documentary, experimental fiction and (music) theatre. His works examine the conditions and theatrics of social structures, the impact of new technological artefacts as well as the role of affect. His practice is informed by collaborative performative methodologies and their respective dispositives and incorporates reflections on cross-historical and -cultural narratives and psychology.