Writer: Holger Kleine

Holger Kleine: Archimorphoses

Holger Kleine: Archimorphoses

– Jörg Gleiter and Holger Kleine

The following two texts discuss drawings from Holger Kleine’s ‘Psychograms_Eight Antinomic Studies’ series. The first was written in response to Drawing Matter’s open call Visibility, and the Unseen. The second is reproduced, with permission, from Holger Kleine: Archimorphoses (Edition Axel Menges: Stuttgart and London, 2026). The publication accompanies the exhibition of the… Read More

Seeing Fire | Seeing Meadows

Seeing Fire | Seeing Meadows

– Holger Kleine and Anna Kostreva

‘The architecture of agency is the architecture of the cemetery. The power to change is the power to say goodbye.’ (Epigraph, Seeing Fire | Seeing Meadows) ‘The cemetery is a place made for the living to spatialize their emotions; certain things can happen there that can’t happen in other places.’… Read More

The Well-Constructed Joke: Comic Architecture

The Well-Constructed Joke: Comic Architecture

– Holger Kleine

This article first appeared in German: ‘Der gut gebaute Witz’ in Der Architekt 4/21 ‘Effekt und Affekt, Psychologie in der Architektur’ (2021), 60-63. 18 September 2021 Kurt W. Forster writing to Holger Kleine (translated from German) ‘… reading your essay on Paul Rudolph’s Hastings Hall. A fabulous piece, itself a kind of… Read More