KÖNIG BERGSON presents WHERE EARTH MEETS SKY, a gaggle exhibition of up to date portray that reimagines the panorama as a dynamic area formed by tradition, reminiscence, and notion. That includes the works of 26 artists on the bottom and first ground of the Neubau at Bergson Kunstkraftwerk, the exhibition challenges conventional views of the panorama, not as a static, pure entity, however as a continuously evolving idea. Every artist brings a singular, summary method to the theme of “panorama,” pushing the boundaries of illustration and distilling the pure world into new visible languages. The panorama is just not merely depicted – it turns into a car for exploring the environment’s psychological, emotional, and political dimensions. Via layers of texture, colour, and kind, the artists shift our focus from the bodily panorama to its symbolic meanings – revealing how our notion of nature is formed by historical past, reminiscence, and collective identification.
From the stress between figuration and abstraction to the subversion of pure motifs, WHERE EARTH MEETS SKY invitations viewers to rethink their relationship with the land – each actual and imagined. The work replicate a world in fixed flux, formed by each seen and invisible forces. This multifaceted dialogue encourages a mirrored image on how we have interaction with the areas round us, personally and collectively.
Featured artists: Christian Achenbach, Amanda Baldwin, Laura Burke, Sven Drühl, Camilla Engström, Annemarie Faupel, Clédia Fourniau, Max Freund, Rachel Garrard, Jonas Hödicke, Karl Horst Hödicke, Maria Joannou, Lena Keller, Friedrich Kunath, JJ Manford, Kora Moya Rojo, Ayako Rokkaku, Joana Schneider, John Seal, Emily Weiner, Alexander Wertheim, Rosalie Werthefrongel, Jordan West, Danielle Winger, Xiyao Wang and Man Yanai
