Dafi Kühne studied visual communication at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) and opened his own poster design and letterpress studio, called Babyinktwice, in Näfels in 2009. Kühne is a pioneer in the revival and further development of various letterpress technologies. In his ongoing, dedicated research, he combines analogue and digital techniques in countless variations. The work Endless Loop visualizes the Möbius strip first described in 1858, which has only one edge and one side. The strip has a non-orientable surface because it is impossible to distinguish between back and front or inside and outside. Dafi Kühne cut several linoleum plates by hand to create his Endless Loop. In a sophisticated process, oil paint is applied and four printing passes create an iris gradient in the final work.
Museum für Gestaltung Zürich does not offer a framing service. However, a framed version is offered for sale in the museum stores at both locations in Zurich, which is not available online: Frame maple glazed, museum glass UV 92, [h x b x t]: 64.6 × 48.6 × 4 cm, CHF 400.–.