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In the organizer's words:

Eckhard Zeglin shows sculptures and light objects made from olive tree root wood. For the object design, the artist adopts the form given by nature over the centuries and helps it to find expression through his work. Whimsical, bizarre, elegant and impressive, the objects present themselves to the viewer and open up space for individual interpretation and insight. The different lighting of the works intensifies their fascinating appearance.

Ulla Philipp works with river pebbles. She arranges the stones on a sheet of paper to form a scene and with a few strokes of ink her river pebbles come to life: The arrangement becomes a poetic one-picture story or an absurdly ironic cartoon. The protagonists are vulnerable and strong, humorous and lonely, anxious and cheerful, conservative and infantile. This versatility is the quality of Ulla Philipp's unmistakable style.

Paper is patient, Ursula Traschütz is not, and yet the material has been the focus of her creative work for years. She folds, creases, bends, presses, scores, cuts and burns the paper and - always surprisingly - new shapes and structures, scoops, tears and much more emerge.