Vincent Loup – Espace de Vie

Description

With "Espace de vie," Vincent Loup transforms the attic of the Propstei St. Peterzell into a walkable field of experience. At the center of the exhibition is the question of how we perceive, use, and give meaning to space. The Western Swiss scenographer and visual artist develops his works based on existing places and their atmosphere. He understands space not only as an architectural condition but also as a social and cultural resource. Who owns space? How do we deal with it? What ideas and conflicts are associated with it? For the exhibition, the attic of the Propstei itself becomes the starting point of the artistic work. The white exhibition walls, which have shaped the space for many years, are deliberately dismantled, revealing the original architecture and the raw, unobstructed character of the attic. This makes the exhibition space itself part of the staging. The artist's installation work unfolds like a three-dimensional painting and invites visitors to perceive the attic of the Propstei from unusual perspectives.

Highlights

• Walkable artwork by Vincent Loup
• Transformation of the attic of the Propstei St. Peterzell
• Questions about the perception and use of space

General Information

The exhibition "Espace de vie" by Vincent Loup invites visitors to rediscover the attic of the Propstei St. Peterzell. By restoring the original architecture, the space itself becomes part of the artistic staging and encourages reflection on the meaning of space.

Location

Dorf 9, 9127 St. Peterzell, Switzerland

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