Abstract art draws in the crowds in Germany

The Museum Reinhard Ernst, designed by Fumihiko Maki, is a welcoming space dedicated to abstract art, emphasizing color and interaction with visitors.

Reinhard Ernst’s vision was to create a lively environment where people engage with art freely, fostering an immediate and personal connection with abstract works.

With its unique architectural design, the museum uses 'borrowed light' to enhance the viewing experience, beautifully merging art and space for the audience.

The museum holds the largest private collection of Helen Frankenthaler, showcasing an impressive blend of international and unique Japanese Gutai art within its walls.

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