In Das Reh, Julius von Bismarck turns the familiar image of a deer into a strange and unsettling sculptural encounter. The work plays with perception, symbolism, and the uneasy boundary between nature, representation, and control.
In Das Reh, Julius von Bismarck turns the familiar image of a deer into a strange and unsettling sculptural encounter. The work plays with perception, symbolism, and the uneasy boundary between nature, representation, and control.

In Das Reh, Julius von Bismarck turns the familiar image of a deer into a strange and unsettling sculptural encounter. The work plays with perception, symbolism, and the uneasy boundary between nature, representation, and control.