Yet, Knobloch’s works do not allow the audience to make up a story, which develops logically according to cause and effect. His works appear to be oddly disconnected, deposed of the temporary. By detracting the scene from a temporal sequence, and by this means from any narrative context, Knobloch directs the perception of the audience onto the artwork itself.
Knobloch’s works do not permit the audience to create their own narrative, which unfolds logically due to cause and effect. His creations appear disconnected, lacking temporal context. By removing the scene from a chronological framework, Knobloch redirects the viewer's attention onto the artwork itself.