Esther Irina Pschibul 's artistic work focuses on the human being. In particular the figure. Pschibul's artistic research moves in the triangle of tension between the body, the space that affects it and its inherent emotional state. This field is deconstructed at augsburg contemporary. Visitors encounter traces of human emotion, indifference and destructiveness; disembodied space and independent form.
The artist formulates impulsively and conceptually - takes a stand. With drawn lines, small sharp-edged ceramics and a large textile wall piece, she reacts to political and future events. He takes a careful look at the damaged, which we are usually used to negating, and photographs it with care and respect.
He reveals what was previously hidden and shows that beauty can also be found in destruction. Composed of spirally wound bands of color on the one hand, and added together in vertical stripes on the other, they only reveal their multifaceted visual experience to us as we walk around them or pass by.
By comparing the individual objects with one another, the differently arranged strips of color allow the viewer to gain insights based on the selection of colors and their interaction with one another. Optical color mixtures and apparent rotations of the objects are reminiscent of kinetic art, but go far beyond this in the arrangement of various superimposed forms in the wall installations. The complexity of these installations relates to the overall perception of the space they occupy and influences the visual experience through their constellation in relation to one another and the respective viewing angle that the viewer adopts as they walk past.
In their works, Anja Behrens and Anna-Maria Kursawe deal with the expressive power of landscape under the influence of the respective composition and the site-specific light.
