Georg Christen: Printmaking with Gouge, Wood Chisel and Hollow Iron

Description

The works of Georg Christen mostly originate from patterns captured in passing in the corners of the eyes in the surroundings, accidentally discovered repetitions, otherwise unnoticed signs. They are found objects: a net hanging somewhere, a shadow of a fence, woodworm tunnels. Through omissions and additions, new, unseen forms arise, often transforming into biomorphic structures. Is this something new or just uncovered? Visible messages from a hidden world?

Highlights

• Exhibition by Georg Christen
• Use of traditional woodcut technique
• Discovery of new forms from everyday patterns

General Information

The exhibition at Villa Grunholzer showcases the works of Georg Christen, created with centuries-old woodcut technique. The artworks are based on everyday patterns and invite the discovery of new, biomorphic structures.

Location

Florastrasse 18, 8610 Uster, Switzerland

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