Dorothee von Windheim – non manufactum | Caprii | Ed. 13

Name: Dorothee von Windheim – non manufactum | Caprii | Ed. 13
Brand: Sies + Höke
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• English/German, Softcover
• 32 pages
• 16,8 x 23,5 cm
• Text: Dorothee von Windheim
• Editing: Katrin Jeworowski, Kim-Kristin Neuhaus, Dorothee von Windheim
• Design: Studio Thomas Spallek with Carolina Feijó
• ISBN 978-3-932729-56-0
• Published by Sies + Höke, 2026

Published on the occasion of the exhibition:

Dorothee von Windheim non manufactum, 2026
May 29th – Jun 26th, 2026
Caprii by Sies + Höke, Orangeriestr. 6, 40213 Düsseldorf.

Each of the solo and group exhibitions composing the dynamic, playful programme of Caprii is accompanied by a booklet, which offers an extended plane for holistically encountering the praxis of the respective artists.

Dorothee von Windheim’s artistic practice centres on the notion of the trace: the imprint, the image, the cast, and the ways in which time becomes inscribed in material. Rather than relying on conventional forms of representation, her works emerge through processes of transfer, taking impressions from façades, bodies, textiles, and other surfaces. Through these acts of transfer, she makes visible what is otherwise ephemeral: touch, memory, history, and the inherent vulnerability of matter. At the heart of her practice lies not the finished image as an autonomous object, but the process of its formation and the fundamental question of what an image can bear witness to.

The booklet series is designed by Studio Thomas Spallek with Carolina Feijó and is made using remnant paper stock sourced from Druckerei Kettler.

Courtesy the artist; Caprii by Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf
Photo: Tino Kukulies

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Dorothee von Windheim – non manufactum, 2026, Caprii, Düsseldorf

There are manifold ways of seeing the world. My own is based primarily on looking at reality. My gaze remains on the surface, scanning it, trying to capture the outside sheath that stands for what it encompasses, what it contains. It is this surrounding skin that is marked by influences and impacts.
It becomes a bearer of information for those who perceive such signs and can decipher them.
Dot, dot, comma, line. We are all familiar with that. It stands for a countenance. Nothing else is necessary and we already feel looked at. (Today, we don’t even need the comma, the smiley used and understood everywhere has no nose).[...]

Photo: Tino Kukulies