Colored, collaged strips frame darker fields, overlap and shift the relationship between surface and dimension. In his visual language, shaped by Minimalism, Knoebel places the fundamental elements of painting at the center of his artistic practice: color, form and material become subjects in their own right. Between the narrow strips, fields of color emerge, creating a surprising sense of spatial depth. The work demonstrates how the interplay of basic pictorial elements alone can give rise to complex perceptions of space.