The Geiger Archive presents works by Rupprecht Geiger and the Munich artist Angela Stauber in "Kunst im Dialog IV: Farb-Stimmungen". Smaller ink drawings by Stauber guide visitors through the exhibition as a wayfinding system, culminating in two large oil works.
Stauber, trained at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts under Jerry Zeniuk and a Meisterschülerin of Sean Scully, bases her works on her own digital photographs, which she abstracts and transfers directly onto canvas, paper or wood without preliminary drawing, so that the original motif of space and light remains perceptible only as an echo.
Geiger's late abstract work, too, is rooted in earlier figurative landscape depictions, for example from Spain, the Chiemgau and Russia, whose references still show in colour divisions and in his characteristic pressed circle as a sun symbol.