Oliver Boberg

Topics: Landscape, Reproductive Processes

Oliver Boberg’s website

Oliver Boberg at DCKT Contemporary, Inc. Gallery

http://www.dcktcontemporary.com/artist/view/286

Otherworldly: Optical Delusions and Small Realities Exhibition, Museum of Arts and Design, June 7 – September 18, 2011

http://collections.madmuseum.org/code/emuseum.asp?emu_action=advsearch&rawsearch=exhibitionid/,/is/,/530/,/true/,/false&profile=exhibitions

Oliver Boberg Interview, from the Exhibition Otherworldly, on Youtube, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2cJfEXcmxE

excerpt from ken johnson, "art in review: oliver boberg", The new York times, November 19, 2009

You could study Oliver Boberg's color photographs for a long time and not notice anything odd about them. .... Images include a boxy, white metal warehouse on a leaf-strewn parking lot; a shadowy, concrete passage under an office building; a broad, curving highway bordered by shrubbery and a guardrail under a white sky. .... The amazing thing about these photographs is that none of the subjects are real. Mr. Boberg, who is German and in his early 30's, started out as a hyperrealist painter. He constructs each scene from scratch in his studio and carefully lights and photographs it.

Oliver Boberg, Sitzecke | Sitting Corner, 2011, 100cm x 130cm