Adolf Luther

Adolf Luther (1912, 1990) was a German artist renowned for his pioneering work with light, mirrors, and lens-based installations that explored the intersection of art, physics, and perception. Originally trained as a lawyer, he abandoned his legal career in the 1950s to pursue art, becoming a key figure in the German Zero movement and kinetic art. His works, particularly his concave mirror objects and lens installations, challenged viewers' perceptions of space and reality.