Unique Object Wall Painting Dots

With "Dots", Otto Piene has created a work full of radiance. The mural, 44 centimetres high and 75 centimetres wide, consists of a single porcelain panel with silver-colored dots evenly distributed across its immaculate white surface - floating, reflective, almost shimmering.

The metallic elements look like frozen reflections of light, changing depending on the angle and incidence of light. They form an exciting contrast to the calm clarity of the porcelain and create a vibrant visual dynamic. Here, the effect lies in the reduction: Piene's "Dots" invite contemplation - between surface and space, light and matter, order and dissolution.

As a signed unique piece, this work combines the over 300-year-old craftsmanship of the MEISSEN porcelain manufactory with the conceptual visual language of one of the pioneering representatives of the ZERO movement. "Dots" is a collector's item of timeless elegance and artistic depth - a quiet statement about presence and perception.