Art exhibition ‘Nature – Reality and Imagination’ – Seligenstadt

Nature, reality and imagination: indulge in illusions or learn and observe?

The world is changing again, nature is knocking on our door and changing our lives. And we observe the forces of nature and are not always able to understand them. This year, climate change has struck again throughout Europe: square kilometres in Germany have been flooded. Why is that? Why are we unable to reverse the climate trend and where do we look for the answer?

The four beautiful artists Georgia Wilhelm, Romana Menze-Kuhn, Petra Maria Mühl and Ulrike Donié have prepared an exhibition on this topic for their viewers in collaboration with the Kunstforum Seligenstadt. In the exhibition Nature – ‘Reality and Imagination’, four visions of nature enter into a mutual dialogue.

• Georgia Wilhelm’s hyper-realistic paintings offer an insight into the beauty of nature in the moment. She immerses us in the blossoming of life and pays attention to every little detail.
• With her works, Petra Maria Mühl answers the question: “What passes? What does it look like for us when we realise that nature can forget, fade, pass away? What is this process of decay and how do we experience it?
• Romana Menze-Kuhn talks about the contact between man and nature, about how man can artificially and sometimes blindly reshape nature following an idea without realising what he has done. Her powerful works in this exhibition are poignant and relevant.
• Ulrike Donié immerses us in a completely illusory world of nature, a fictitious nature, a virtual nature. What happens when you hide in the thicket of such an imaginary forest? Is it possible to find the way back to the truth?You can immerse yourself in this dialogue by visiting the exhibition Nature – ‘Reality and Imagination’.

And at the artist talk ‘Wine, Water, Words on Art’ on 3 March at 16:00, you will have the opportunity to speak directly with the artists.

And may we come closer to ourselves, to nature and to the answers through art!

Vernissage: Sunday, 14 January, 17:00

Opening hours: Fr., Sat., Sun. and public holidays from 15:00 to 18:00 and by appointment

We look forward to your participation in the exhibition and look forward to seeing you!

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