PROYECTOSMONCLOVA opens an exhibition of works by Julius Heinemann
(Artdaily.org)

Since the beginning of thought, reason and perception have embodied a profound polemic. Within this debate about the relationship between the senses and rationality, Julius Heinemann’s artistic practice suggests a study of different layers of perception, understood as a key for the relationship between the subject and reality. Perception is a crucial element of Heinemann’s work, as he proposes a practice that distances us from the occidentalization of knowledge - in which an object is limited to its mere function within the rational discourse – and approximates us to the object and the world through an unmediated experience beyond the boundaries of reason. As Paul Valéry, who once said that a bad poem is one that vanishes into meaning, Julius Heinemann is not interested in an art work that is caught in linguistic categories, intellectual attributions