„His paintings of fogged-up windows are not just impressive technical demonstrations; they are visual meditations on the boundary between the visible and the invisible, between the tangible and the intangible. They are portals to a deeper reflection on the very nature of representation. By creating these veiled surfaces that seem to withhold their secrets behind a curtain of vapor, Mühlenbrink forces us to question our own relationship with visual truth. It’s as if Jacques Lacan had decided to express himself through painting rather than psychoanalysis.“ @hervelancelin Hervé Lancelin in: „The Illusionist Philosopher“ Published on ArtCritic.com 🔗 Link in Bio