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  • World’s tallest mural

    Calgary, Canada | 2022

  • TAKING OVER

    Hamburg | 2021/22

  • Mirko Reisser (DAIM) | "DAIM - coming out monomania" | 11,5 x 11

    DAIM x Eberhard-Ludwig-Gymnasium

    Stuttgart | 2021

  • OZM

    Hamburg | 2020

  • CROSS THE STREETS

    Museum MACRO | Rome | 2017

  • NAESTVED KUNSTBY

    Denmark | 2018

  • Beyond melancholia

    Museum für Völkerkunde | Hamburg | 2014

  • STAMP18

    Hamburg | 2018

  • FRONTIER

    Bologna | 2012

  • WORKS

  • 55und30

    Galerie MaxWeberSixFriedrich | Munich | 2018

  • ARTotale

    Lüneburg | 2009

  • WORKS

  • Nike WHQ Campus

    USA | 2018

  • PUBLICATIONS

    EXHIBITIONS & PROJECTS

    IN & OUT

    EXHIBITION

    30th ANNIVERSARY

    Hangar 107, Rouen (Normandie)


    Mirko Reisser will take up the reins at the Hangar 107 for two months. This will include a monumental mural painting, created for the occasion and that will synthesize 30 years of creation. It will be the reflection of his great skillfulness when it comes to letters and forms, that have influenced several generations of graffiti artists. Mirko Reisser’s pieces are to be found in museum collections, as well as in the Reinking Collection in Hamburg, some of which will be presented in Rouen.

    EXHIBITION

    monolog

    Kunsthalle Luzern, Switzerland


    DAIM is coming back! For the artist it will be a return to a site known to him from his past: Mirko Reisser studied Fine Arts at Lucern University of Applied Sciences and Arts 20 years ago, before he returned to Germany and acquired worldwide recognition as a graffiti artist.
    In so-called “Writing” the main element of the pictorial composition is the artist name DAIM in a very unique and site-specific design. 
    The typography in the works of Mirko Reisser is based on processes of construction and deconstruction, the abstract letter formation functions as the core component of his three-dimensional works.

    CATALOGUE

    TAKING OVER

    This catalog is published for the solo exhibition “Taking Over” by Mirko Reisser (DAIM) at Galerie Borchardt.

    Mirko Reisser was invited to take possession of the exhibition spaces of Galerie Borchardt as part of a long-term project and transform them into a Gesamtkunstwerk. In the course of this, he has designed a 16-meter-long wall, sprayed large-format paintings and placed sculptures in the space.

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    EXHIBITION

    MONOMANIA
    zone contemporaine, Bern

    With the single exhibition monomania the Bern-based zone contemporaine enters new territory. An artist is working on-site and realizing a work directly at the exhibition wall for the first time. “DAIMmonomania” with a size of 140 square meters is Mirko Reisser’s biggest work created in an exhibition space so far.
    The powerful, seemingly tangible work is determined by processes of construction and deconstruction, the abstract letter formation constitutes the key element of his three-dimensional works. The reductions of his visual motif to the four letters of his writer’s name is barely visible for the beholder, too complex and multi-layered is the spatial structure.
    It makes the exhibition spaces explode and openly intervenes with their aesthetic design. The distinct architectural structure is being dissolved while the works demands all attention for itself. 

    Video

    MAKING OF MONOMANIA

    The realization process of the work is recorded in a video by Christian Brodack.

    »Shaping the character of letters and at the same time, discovering one’s own.«

    DAIM’s programme comprises the construction, as well as de-construction of a word at some point, in between the processes of annealing and erasure, it emerges out of a synaesthetic sphere! And reveals: that it came into being out of nothingness and is always on the verge of disappearing into it again.
    DAIM-graffitis can be seen as fixed images of a word-formation that is constantly threatening to reassemble, denying access, escaping the demands of tangibility and, thereby, remain free and sovereign.

    With every new DAIM-piece, Mirko Reisser takes possession of another piece of the world…

    zone contemporaine | Photo © Merlin Photography