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David Hartt

Galerie Thomas Schulte’s "Naturphilosophie" showcases David Hartt’s new series of photogravures and tapestries that depict plants photographed across historic university towns in northern Europe. The works reference 18th‑century naturalists, especially Carl Linnaeus, and use scientific naming to foreground botanical subjects. By presenting close‑cropped, non‑identifiable landscapes, Hartt interrogates how knowledge systems have historically marginalized non‑human agents. The exhibition situates these images within broader narratives of colonialism, taxonomy, and contemporary environmental impact.