Anselm Reyle’s latest solo exhibition, Babylon Fading, is generating buzz in the contemporary art world.
Opening on March 23, 2025, at Galerie Ron Mandos, the show presents a striking combination of neon installations, found-object sculptures, and high-gloss paintings, solidifying Reyle’s status as a key figure in industrial aesthetics.
A New Take on Industrial Aesthetics
Reyle is renowned for repurposing industrial materials—neon lights, Mylar foil, and high-gloss lacquer—into visually compelling works. His art blurs the lines between painting, sculpture, and installation, challenging conventional categorizations.
Why Babylon Fading Is Capturing Attention
The exhibition stands out for its ability to transform mundane objects into high-art statements. Reyle’s neon installations, in particular, create a dialogue between urban culture and fine art, making this a must-see event for those following cutting-edge artistic movements.
Cultural Significance and Influence
Beyond aesthetics, Reyle’s work questions the relationship between consumerism and artistic value. By merging mass-produced materials with refined artistic techniques, he redefines contemporary visual culture.
Visit the Exhibition
Babylon Fading runs from March 23 to May 11, 2025, at Galerie Ron Mandos, offering an immersive experience into Reyle’s unique artistic vision.
