Hans Peter Kuhn, Odense CD.

Hans Peter Kuhn’s “Odense CD,” published by Kehrer in 2005, is a visually engaging exploration of the artist’s innovative use of sound and light in transforming urban environments. This edition, presented in English and spanning 144 pages, showcases Kuhn’s ability to turn ordinary spaces—such as buildings, bridges, and industrial sites—into captivating, luminous experiences. The book highlights his notable collaborations, including work with American director Robert Wilson, offering readers a glimpse into the intersection of art and architecture.

Within this richly illustrated volume, readers will find a documentation of both indoor installations and large-scale outdoor works created by Kuhn over the past five years. The focus on art and photography emphasizes the transformative power of light and sound in public spaces, inviting an appreciation for the aesthetic possibilities in urban landscapes. This book serves as a testament to Kuhn’s artistic vision and his impact on contemporary environmental art.