Siegfried's work is always challenging because it's so clever (and funny, from an intellectual point of view) and able to offer different and quite complex meanings. When you look one of his pictures, you can't simply be satisfied with its always perfect composition, but you can be sure that there's something more. Thi… Read more

Siegfried's work is always challenging because it's so clever (and funny, from an intellectual point of view) and able to offer different and quite complex meanings. When you look one of his pictures, you can't simply be satisfied with its always perfect composition, but you can be sure that there's something more. This "more" is the hidden link Siegfried is able to spot between things and people within the frame. In the scene where you see things, he reads relationships, reflections, interactions. He puts all together into a linear sequence and offers it back to you. He just asks your eyes and a bit of brain to make the thing work out.