Off-site Groupshow
Prison Break
Project Info
- đ Burgruine Alt-WĂŒlflingen
- đ HrĂŒze Gegi
- đ€ Off-site Groupshow
- đ HrĂŒze Gegi
- đ Claude Barrault
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Elio LĂŒthi, Messenger, 2020, bronze casts
Angela Baumgartner, In Arms/Dragonâs Breath, 2021, Foam, polymer clay, worbla, acrylic paint
Francesco De Bernardi, Untitled (FIU FIU), 2022, wood, mp3
Klara Jakes, Stadtmusikant, 2022, combined technique
The show was a one day off-site groupshow at the Burgruine Alt-WĂŒlflingen in Winterthur, Switzerland. The location is out in the nature, yet you hear a constant hum of the nearby motorway. What used to be once a castle of the local lordship, now the tower is besides some wall fragments, the last remnant of this area. The tower was an important part of the castle and dates back to the 11th century. Conquered, inherited, sold, the castle was reigned by many different forces. The tower used to be a prison for a brief period in the 18th century. It belongs now to the city of Winterthur and has been restored and reinforced in 2018.
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