Description
Patrick Rohner's work revolves around processes such as layering, deposits, erosion, and compaction, which are observable in nature and reflected in his art. The exhibition features water, stone, and smoke drawings, oil paintings, photographs, and sketches from different phases of his career. Inspired by geology, climate, and landscape as conceptual models, Rohner's practice emphasizes non-linear development through overlays and re-interpretations. For this show at museumbickel, he has focused on the landscape around Lake Walen, creating a large installation from over two thousand photographs taken from water. Additionally, a specially developed wall piece offers insight into his long-term 'climate archive,' connecting various work groups.
Highlights
Diverse artworks including water, stone, and smoke drawings; large-scale photographic installation; exploration of landscape and climate; innovative 'climate archive' wall piece.
General Information
Held at museumbickel in Walenstadt, Switzerland. No tickets sold on Eventfrog; entry is free. The exhibition features works from multiple phases, emphasizing layered processes and landscape inspiration.
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September 2026
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