This monograph explores the artistic career of Bernd Lohaus, focusing on his distinctive approach to distilling materials to their essence. Lohaus worked across sculpture, installation, painting, drawing, and writing, imbuing his creations with poetry through careful selection of words and colors. Edited by Thomas Desmet and Stella Lohaus, the book features contributions from Lorenzo Benedetti, Marie-Pascale Gildemyn, Ulrike Lindmayr, and Dieter Schwarz. Published with the support of the Flemish Government, this volume represents the most comprehensive and illustrated study of Lohaus to date.

This monograph is presented as the most comprehensive and thoroughly illustrated study of Bernd Lohaus's work to date. The inclusion of essays by established art critics and historians suggests a scholarly and in-depth analysis of his artistic contributions. The focus on his unique methods of material distillation and poetic expression through color and text indicates a deep dive into his creative process. The publication's support from the Flemish Government further underscores its significance within the art historical discourse.