The artist Richard Wientzek (*1970) is known for his pithy depiction of  the cultural landscape arranged by human beings. For some time, however,  he has shifted the focus of his work to drawing and the still life. He  depicts the objects—one time conventional everyday objects, one time  wondrous found pieces—on a scale of 1:1 with colored pencil, drawing  ink, and paper. In Wientzek’s work, objects with different origins,  cultural icons, products, and book or song titles come together. Despite  all the archeological precision, his cabinet pieces therefore develop a  highly poetic, narrative quality. The new publication brings together  his complete graphic works from 2010 to 2017 and carries the reader away  into Wientzek’s ironic visual cosmos.