Matthias Sohr baut aus Rollstühlen, Therapiegeräten und Hygienevorrichtungen extrem ästhetische Installationen, die Erinnerungen an Marcel Duchamp, Carl André und Donald Judd wecken. Die immer wichtigere Pflege von Behinderten, Alten und Kranken kommt so in verstörenden Un-Zusammenhang mit hochmoderner Skulptur.
Strut, 2017, mixed media, Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Berlin, 2017. Foto: Eric Bell
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