Constanze Vogt’s work encompasses drawing, object and installation, with which she continuously creates material transformations and translations between the media. Her drawings are precisely drawn lines of equal length, drawn with a ruler, whose superimpositions create irregular, organic-looking shapes reminiscent of Möbius strips, plants or knots and hint at the underlying, time-consuming work process. With her monumental objects, she translates the drawings into three-dimensional space, stretching cotton yarn on wooden or metal hoops of different sizes so that their outlines are reminiscent of abstractions of the human body. The objects become physical drawings in space, hanging from the ceiling like mobiles, moving, interacting with light and shadow and are thus constantly perceived differently by the viewer. Delicacy and monumentality meet. Constanze Vogt was born in Bielefeld in 1984 and lives and works in Berlin. She studied fine art at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts in Kiel, most recently with Prof. Arnold Dreyblatt. She also completed guest studies at the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art under Hanns Schimansky.