Sculpture

Art is concerned with the contemporary in the real sense: i.e. dealing with the present and its contradictions and discrepancies as well as the formulation of one’s own position and reactions – be they provocations, breaking taboos or confrontations and shocks.

The methods and the media which artists use to carry out their work need to be precisely placed and calculated in order to bring about the desired effect.
As part of this training, the study of sculpture consists of the development of a specific sensitivity for the visual-haptic. This includes mastering and refining the media in question, which for the most part must first be specially prepared and produced: in its form, treatment, material, space and time. This includes materials, smells, colours, lights, objects as well as structures or the spatial relationships to be considered.

Traditional art practices as well as openly structured involvement, participation and events are conceivable.
The idea becomes the centre of artistic innovation.