Rosa Luxemburg said: "Work, hard and intense work, occupying all your brain and nerves, is the greatest pleasure in life". Ferdinand Delberg responded: "Work is the root of all evil". He has just completed his master's degree under Thomas Zipp at the Berlin University of the Arts. At the beginning of his own career, we saw a solo exhibition of Delberg's work in Anton Janiszewski's gallery on Rosa Luxemburg Square in Berlin. The bright room is located in a building designed by the great architect Hans Perziger. The surroundings are the Volksbauer, the ghost of the disappeared headquarters of the German Communist Party, the public art of Erich Mielke, Hans Haacke, the ghosts of German history, the ghost of the labor movement. 

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