BERLIN.- Cain Schulte Contemporary Art Berlin presents Patrick Gabler and Owen Schuh in a double solo exhibition. Gabler’s large-format ink drawings depict precisely aligned circles and arrangements of ornaments. Gabler’s harmonic systems relate to Schuh’s visualisations of mathematical functions, symbolizing the structures and interactions of life systems. Marks of imaginative and romantic landscapes rotate in Patrick Gabler’s Indian ink drawings und present a contemplative, but also a complex and moving image of labyrinths. Inspired by the landscape painting and drawings of the romantic era, he forms circles, comets, moons and pine trees out of the many little, swaying brushstrokes, which can be viewed as a contemporary variation of cartographies and copernican systems. With uttermost gentle implementation, the precise alignment of elements in his vision, Gabler can bring each single brushstroke to paper only once. T