The paintings of Matthias Reinmuth exist as an open space. In their weightless and pulsating depth, infinity and dense materiality are one and the same. Color is the strongest and at the same time the most sublime element of his intense images. "Nothing to See" may seem like an ironic title for a painter's monograph at first glance. However, there is indeed nothing to see that is familiar. Reinmuth's paintings free us from the well-known, allow the gaze to roam freely, and open up universes and microcosms that glow and resonate when one immerses oneself in them.