Georg Kolbe’s ‘Der Morgen’
posterHausposterHaus translates architectural history into vector precision, focusing on the interplay between bronze and liquid. This piece distills Georg Kolbe’s sculpture into a study of form and its shimmering double, rooted in the stillness of the German Pavilion.

Georg Kolbe’s ‘Der Morgen’
posterHaus translates architectural history into vector precision, focusing on the interplay between bronze and liquid. This piece distills Georg Kolbe’s sculpture into a study of form and its shimmering double, rooted in the stillness of the German Pavilion.
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Art Analysis
A geometric tribute to Kolbe’s awakening bronze
The artist pays tribute to 'Der Morgen', the monumental figure that stands within Mies van der Rohe’s iconic structure. By utilizing a vector style, posterHaus emphasizes the elegant line patterns of the statue, capturing the moment the figure awakens amidst the rigid geometry of the surrounding architecture. The composition centers on the relationship between the solid form and its liquid mirror, honoring the original sculpture's emotional depth.
Vibrant green and yellow hues breathe new life into the scene, creating a 3D effect within a 2D style that explores the visual rhythm of water. The mysterious human figure is rendered with a focus on balance and proportion, reflecting a fascination with how light and reflection can alter our perception of a physical object. It is a focused meditation on a specific moment of architectural and sculptural harmony.
The artwork explores the visual dialogue between a monumental statue and its mirrored image in the pavilion's water.
Sharp edge definition and diverse stroke styles create a clean, graphic look that honors the history of cartoon artistry.
Cunha employs a sophisticated play of light and shadow to create a sense of depth that pushes the subject forward from the background.
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