The first solo exhibition by Felix Burger in the Netherlands shows expansive installations from the last 19 years and new works that have been specially developed for the exhibition venue. See also our side program. Burger’s visual language is not limited to one genre. A work rarely consists of a single piece, but rather of walk-in stages with narrative choreographies. In his 2021 publication, he says in an interview about future artistic ideas: “I would like to create a series of spaces that are connected to each other. I would try to develop a dramaturgy that extends not just through a single work, not just through a single room, but through an entire building.” In Brutus, he now realises this overall spatial approach and transforms the existing industrial architecture into a large, accessible stage set. Individual works are distributed across the various rooms and floors and represent worlds of their own; chambers of wonders with autonomous laws. Together, they form a coherent order of light and darkness, loud and quiet, movement and standstill. More info via our website: www.brutus.nl With collaboration by Lion Bischof, Böhler & Orendt, Otakar Skala and Sophia Sümilch Photo credit: Circus Skala & Burger @Bischof/Burger/Skala