Modus operandi, procedendi, vivendi … The works of Christoph Mayer reflect a complexity that is based on the restless confrontation with the modus operandi (the way of action and implementation), the constant questioning of the modus procedendi (the way of the procedure) and, not least from the precarious sense of the Modus Vivendi (the way – to live- with something). The creative act itself is discussed, questioned, betrayed, which gives the work both transparency and hermetic. An apparent paradox which is not least due to the complex tensions, the multifaceted processes of transformation in the work of Christoph Mayer … (Raymond Miles)
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