Between Nature and Artifice
Published: 15.10.2014

This article is included at the book Daniel Kruger, Between Nature and Artifice published in 2014 by Arnoldsche Art Publishers. The publication presents works from the last forty years and not only illustrate Daniel Kruger’s curiosity with unconventional techniques and materials; they are also an expression of his awareness of nature and artificiality, history and tales, tradition and present: sometimes ironic, at times restrained, but frequently also opulent and sensual.
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