
Ringwear Plain Cover
Burchard Vossmann
5th – 21st June 2015
Opening reception: Thursday 4th June 2015
Campbell Works is delighted to present the first solo exhibition in London of recent works by
Through the late
Vossmann creates highly structured artworks that synthesize the elements into works that hint towards their tangible origins and histories. In his working

For Ringwear Plain Cover, Vossmann has extended his oeuvre yet further, to work with record covers and their inner sleeves, the ‘
Following a critically acclaimed show at the Gas Station gallery in Berlin in 2014, Vossmann will present a selection of works in London, that
The works themselves are unnervingly simple, the plain unadorned sleeves arranged in grids adopt

Andy Warhol’s Velvet Underground featuring Nico, “Shredded Covers”, 2014, shredded cover on wood. 31,5 x 31,5 x 1,4 cm

Ringwear Plain Cover – White, 2014, 157,5 x 157,5 cm
Burchard Vossmann was born in 1954 in Garrel, Oldenburg, Germany and has lived and worked in Berlin since 1982. After graduating from Fachhochschule Hildesheim with a diploma in graphic design he worked for many years to support his artistic practice as a graphic designer, developing his interest and sensibility for labels and brands that
In 1993 he received a scholarship from Stiftung Kulturfonds in Berlin for a European City Walks project that took him to 6 European cities with fellow artist Stefan Nestler collecting materials for new bodies of work. This was followed by ‘City Walks’ in many Asian and North American Cities, through the late nineties.
Since 2001 Vossmann extended his collecting by searching the Internet for ephemera and materials that were becoming rarer and harder to find in any large quantities on the ever-increasing cleaner streets of Europe. With the arrival of eBay in