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Mon, Mar 24, 2014, 12:30
- L'Atelier-ksr will present a collection of the producer's work next month.
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Markus Manowski, better known as house producer Daze Maxim, will exhibit a collection of paintings titled Nothing Can Go Wrong at the L'Atelier-ksr gallery in Berlin from April 5th.
Alongside his work as Daze Maxim, Polish-born Manowski has been painting for years. The upcoming exhibition will be his first solo showing at L'Atelier-ksr, a gallery space in Kruezberg. Much of the abstract-leaning work that will be on display has been inspired by found photographs, but bares little resemblance to the original subject matter. There are also a number of portraits. According to the exhibition's press release, the paintings in Nothing Can Go Wrong follow a progressive narrative, with Manowski using "a dark palette to piece together atmospheres and moments bound between the gloomy and the sublime."