About duo exhibitions: Eva Burton & Tabea Reulecke interviewed by Klimt02
Published: 19.11.2017
When Eva Burton and Tabea Reulecke met during their masters’ studies in Idar-Oberstein, Germany, it was friendship at first sight with their love for South America instantly giving them common ground.
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