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This room could be best described as "the laboratory"
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The "Quasi-Objects / Cinematic n.04" by Lorenzo Oggiano covered nearby the complete wall, about 3.7 m x 5 m
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On the right a collective work by Kristin Bergaust & Nicola Schröder showing watermovements inside geometrical forms.
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In the oppopsite corner, five hundred years after Albrecht Dürer’s aquarell drawing of a piece of grass (Großes Rasenstück, 1503 / Vienna), another view at some ‚unspectacular part of nature‘.
The video by Timo Kahlen shows several pieces of lawn, cut out and isolated in a white background, a still life immensely enlarged in scale. The sound of crickets creates a tranquil, natural background. But every once in a while, the image is disrupted by the strong vibration of cars and lorries that can be heard rushing by. Modern nature, however, seems to remain stoical / unmoved and unimpressed or unaffected.
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