Dieter Roth's unique and eclectic "Tischmatten" ("Table Mats")
incorporate drawings, paintings, photographs, and ephemeral
materials. Roth placed these gray cardboard mats on tables in his
apartment, studios, and houses, collecting what he referred to as
the "traces of my domestic activities." Along with spontaneous
doodles and drips and stains from the kitchen, Roth affixed
leftover food, notes, and photos to the mats, creating still lifes
that he would supplement with painting and collage and that had an
emphasis on symmetry and mirror images.
"Dieter Roth, Bjorn Roth: Work Tables and Tischmatten" offers a
new interpretation of these significant yet often misunderstood
works, which Roth himself considered to have influenced the
development of his painting in the late 1980s. The book includes
the artist's writings about the "Tischmatten," and an insightful
essay by Andrea Buttner resituates them within the greater body of
the artist's output.
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