Art meets body: exhibition interface in Pirmasens!
Art meets body: exhibition interface in Pirmasens!
In the Kulturzentrum Forum Alte Post in Pirmasens, the "Interface - body language" exchange exhibition takes place with a fascinating examination of the human figure. On February 5, 2025, the current status of the exhibition, which runs until February 16, 2025 and shows the works of the artists Stephan Müller and Rainer Steve Kaufmann. According to Treffpunkt-pfalz.de, the two artists devote themselves to the human figure, using different artistic formats and techniques.
In the exhibition, sculptures, paintings and graphics are in an exciting dialogue that reveals both contrasts and correspondence. In this way, the term “interface” is made tangible as a physical phase boundary between two conditions of a medium, as the city of Pirmasens also mentioned on its side. The exciting vernissage took place on November 17, 2024 and was opened by a performance accompanied by the two artists.artists and their techniques
Stephan Müller from Rodalben and Rainer Steve Kaufmann from Landau are not only characterized by their different approaches, but also by their individual sources of inspiration. Kaufmann's works are shaped by personal memories, while Müller processes social impulses in his work. Both artists attach great importance to drawing, whereby Kaufmann uses ink drawings and Müller has developed a special technology with the chainsaw to create three -dimensional wooden sketches.
On the last day of the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity to take part in a tour at 2:00 p.m. where both artists are on site. This is limited to a limited number of participants, which is why prior registration is required. Interested parties can register by phone at 06331 2392716 or by email to altepost@pirmasens.de. The participation fee is 7.50 euros and after the tour, visitors can expect the opportunity to talk to the artists during drinks.
a further look at the topic
The topics of this exhibition are not to be considered isolated. They reflect what is also discussed in other current exhibitions, such as the "Body Language" in the Kornfeld gallery. This group exhibition captures the different relationships with our bodies and addresses strength, alienation and identity in digital times. The interdisciplinary connection between the areas of art and physicality is thus impressively examined and increases the relevance of body representations in contemporary art.
"Interface - body language" not only offers a fascinating insight into the works of Müller and Kaufmann, but also invites you to think about your relationship to physicality. The opportunity to meet the artists personally and to learn more about their inspiration and techniques is a special highlight for art lovers.
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