Ambivalence in the Pfarrstadel Weßling: Experience sculpture and visual art
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When sculpture, photography, and film meet in Weßling
With Ambivalence, an exhibition opens at the Pfarrstadel Weßling that sharpens the gaze and slows down seeing. The Carinthian artist Lorenz Friedrich presents his interdisciplinary works in Bavaria for the first time, created from carved wood, bronze, cardboard, and everyday materials, unfolding between sculpture, photography, and film.
An artistic experience between closeness and distance
Friedrich works with miniatures that initially appear delicate and almost incidental, yet in the examination of the works, they reveal a strong spatial presence. The combination of artisanal precision and conceptual openness creates an exhibition atmosphere where the small appears large and the hidden becomes visible.
Material, space, and perception
Wood and bronze meet cardboard and found objects. From this tension arises an aesthetic experience that operates at the boundary of object, image, and movement. The works balance, as the title suggests, between closeness and distance, transparency and concealment, calm and irritation.
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In his interdisciplinary practice, Friedrich connects to current positions of sculpture and object art without losing their poetic effect. The exhibition combines sculpture with narrative and cinematic moments, thus opening a space for cultural education, perception training, and open interpretation.
A quiet, intense seeing
Upon entering the Pfarrstadel, one encounters not a loud staging but a concentrated display of fine shifts. It is precisely in this calm that the power of the presentation lies: every object demands close observation, each change in material alters the impression of the space.
Conclusion: Ambivalence promises a thoughtfully curated art experience that brings sculpture, photography, and film into a dense dialogue. Those seeking contemporary art with depth, a sense of material, and intellectual openness should visit this exhibition live in Weßling.
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