Kunst am Mittag zu Hannah Villiger

In 1983, Hannah Villiger (1951–1997) noted in her workbook: "I use all the means I know to dissolve the usual space and its laws of gravity. My goal is not an image of the given, but an autonomous work."
By playing with blur and an unusual perspective on her own body, she creates an autonomy that goes far beyond purely photographic representation. Her photographs insist on principles of sculpture such as proportion and composition. They are excerpted and fragmentary – in their composition and positioning in space, they result in a multi-view approach that approaches the observation of sculptures.
In "Art at Noon" she guides Svenja Clauss through questions of plasticity and sculptural effect as well as body and perspective.

The number of participants is limited. Reserve your place online at: www.buendner-kunstmuseum.ch.