Titled ‘Future Fossils’, Andreas Tesch (born 1957 in Melbourne – lives and works in Berlin) presents man-made fossils for the future. He uses clay as a medium to visually reflect on his cultural heritage, the Australian landscape and impressions from his everyday life. The resulting forms – sometimes patterns, sometimes fragments – evoke memories and thoughts, and with their organic-looking structures, they allude to the history of nature and its growth processes.

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The works by the Bruchsal-based sculptor Günter Wagner (b. 1955) are notable for their striking combination of contrasting materials: solid iron and transparent glass enter into a dialogue marked by the interplay between sturdy mass and apparent weightlessness, density and light.

In his sculptures and installations, many of which are quite large, Wagner invests clear, minimalist forms with a dynamic energy that allows the viewer to experience stillness and movement simultaneously and in equal measure. His works have a commanding presence and vary in effect depending on the viewer’s position and the angle of the light.

• Introductory talk: Dr Martina Wehlte M.A.
• Music: Ulyka Wagner plays the lute

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