Vernissage in Güstrow: Roman Schöne shows fascinating landing!

Vernissage in Güstrow: Roman Schöne shows fascinating landing!

Hageböcker Straße 10, 18273 Güstrow, Deutschland - On the coming July 12th, an exciting vernissage will take place in Güstrow, which should attract art lovers and nature lovers. Martina Fregin, who has created a contact point for contemporary art with her gallery at Hageböcker Strasse 10 since May 2022, will open the exhibition "Hokus Focus - Landart" with the works of the renowned artist Roman Schöne from 11 a.m. Fregin sees art as a compensation for her long-term connection to technology and craft and would like to create a creative space for dealing with art (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/guestrow/verniss-von-werks-von-roman-schoene-in-guestrow-3740364) with her gallery.

Roman Schöne, born in 1983 in Vetschau/Spreewald, deals intensively with Land Art, a art movement that has been working since the 1960s to use the landscape as a medium for artistic expression. His works are created in dialogue with nature and the conditions of the respective place. He uses materials that he finds directly in nature and adapts his techniques flexibly to the environment. The aim is to emphasize the transience of his work, which reflect the natural cycles - a concept that is also considered essential in the country Art. Roman-Schöne.de emphasizes that his art addresses the relationship between man and nature and offers a counter-draft to anthropocene action.

The connection of art and nature

Land Art is not only a creative expression, but also a reaction to the commercialization of traditional art practices. As Galerie Gerdes, many artists want to take new ways in order to express their connection with nature. Monumental and often versatile works, creates directly in the landscape, challenge the view of art and draw awareness of ecological topics in the discussion about contemporary art.

The vernissage on Saturday offers visitors the opportunity to experience beautiful fascinating installations and objects that are in close contact with their surroundings. His work changes over time and are literally withdrawn from nature. In doing so, they not only encourage them to be amazed, but also invite you to think about your own relationship with the environment.

The Fregin gallery is open on the following days: Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gallery remains closed from Sunday to Tuesday. So if you become curious about the novel, a beautiful unique kind of art, you should definitely enter July 12th in the calendar!