Art exhibition with Christine Aebi-Ochsner and Roland Pulfer

Description

MONOTYPE BY CHRISTINE AEBI-OCHSNER Monotype is a printing technique that cannot be assigned to the usual printmaking, as only a single original is printed each time. Instead of paper or canvas, a glass or acrylic plate is used as the painting surface. Special oil paint is usually applied to it. The fresh paint is absorbed by a paper and pressed into the paper under a printing press, creating the typical print. Monotype is a combination of painting and graphics. OBJECTS BY ROLAND PULFER On the Rosshof site in Basel, I discovered beams and boards with nails in them. I took the wood home, burned it, and retrieved the nails from the ashes. It would have been easier with pliers, but then they would have lost their original, peculiar twisted shape. My first objects were made from these nails. Every nail has a story. Those I collected reveal the dimension of time. VERNISSAGE: Sun, September 6, 1-5 pm Welcome by LISA HOLINGER at 2 pm. Then introduction by GREGOR MUNTWILER. FINISSAGE: Sun, October 25, 11 am-6 pm. Opening hours correspond to those of the café: Sat 2-6 pm and Sun 11 am-5 pm or by appointment

Highlights

• Vernissage on September 6 with introduction by Gregor Muntwiler
• Finissage on October 25
• Monotypes and unique objects made of wood and nails

General Information

The art exhibition presents the monotypes by Christine Aebi-Ochsner and the objects by Roland Pulfer. The exhibition takes place at Café Lisa Holinger in Sigriswil and offers insights into innovative printing techniques and creative woodwork.

Location

Feldenstrasse 87, 3655 Sigriswil, Switzerland

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