In the course of his artistic development, Raimund Girke (1930–2002) repeatedly turned against prevailing trends and consistently found ways to keep reducing and concentrating his pictorial language. The predominance of the colour white represents the essential constant in Girke's work through various phases of his career. This exhibition showcases paintings on canvas and paper from the 1990s. Gesturally anarchic and yet following a certain order, the rough, free brushstrokes span the canvas, pointing the way. It is the white that comes to the fore, and it remains dominant in the interaction with blue and brown tones.