In her drawings, Jorinde Voigt (*1977 in Frankfurt am Main) develops her own visual language, a kind of abstract code of signs that seems deeply subjective and individual at first but consistently adheres to strict rules and systems. Blurring the border between science and art, she analyzes the structures of diverse cultural patterns and natural phenomena. The resulting notations are an attempt at making the invisible visible, at unfolding the world into its basic parameters (such as distance, speed, orientation, frequency, pop charts, genre) through a philosophical drawing process in order to reveal the synchronicity of possibilities.Exhibition schedule: Von der Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, March 15–June 19, 2011