Simone Kappeler - nature vivante

Description

Photographer Simone Kappeler (*1952) has been experimenting with analog devices and imaging techniques for over half a century. Her cyanotypes, X-rays, infrared prints, and Polaroids poetically distort the world and capture it in delicate fleetingness. The exhibition gathers groups of works dedicated to the unnoticed microcosm of grasses, wildflowers, and butterflies in the meadows of Eastern Switzerland. Captured on extensive hikes in the immediate surroundings, the enchanting beautiful moment becomes a tribute to the ephemeral magic of this world.

Highlights

• Exhibition featuring works by Simone Kappeler and other artists
• Focus on analog photography and microcosm
• Presentation at the Kunstmuseum Thurgau in Warth

General Information

The exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Thurgau showcases the photographic works of Simone Kappeler, who has been experimenting with analog techniques for over 50 years. She is dedicated to the microcosm of meadow plants and animals in Eastern Switzerland and celebrates the transient beauty of nature.

Location

8532 Warth, Schweiz

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