Sculptures made of fossils, solar cells that generate sound, and videos based on dreams: Hunter Longe (*1985 in California, lives in Geneva) has developed an extraordinary, independent oeuvre in recent years, which is now being shown for the first time in a large institutional solo exhibition at Kunsthaus Langenthal. For this, the artist is developing an atmospheric overall installation of small sculptures, drawings, video works as well as light and sound interventions. He invites us to pass through âVarious Lambent Portalsâ and journey through unimaginably vast periods of the earthâs history. Often using particular minerals and stones in his work, the past is quite literally brought into the present. For example, gypsum crystals and lime appear â minerals that are relics of primeval seas and their inhabitants, but also omnipresent today as building materials. Longeâs artworks tell of the history of science while anachronistically evoking possible futures through their unusual material combinations and their speculative character.