An art book about pictures of pictures Repetition plays a central role in Jari Genser's work; he paints pictures that always show the previous picture in the process of its creation. The result is an endless series: pictures of pictures of pictures, like two mirrors facing each other, showing an ever-diminishing reflection. Not to mention the spaces in which they were created, the things that lie around there, placed randomly or with foresight; in short, a life. How quickly time passes. This monograph provides, for the first time, a detailed overview of the artist's first 16 works created in this way, starting in 2012, thereby leading the reader through his oeuvre like a visual diary. The presentation of the works is complemented by an annotated inventory of all 477 objects included in the paintings. Elaborately designed monograph and first portrait of the work of Jari Genser 16 large-format illustrations and an annotated inventory of all 477 objects included in the paintings With contributions by Veronika Rudorfer and Klaus Speidel

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Jari Genser, visual artist, lives and works in Vienna and Salzburg