In the exhibition  S U M M E R   F R A G M E N T S, fragments of summer are preserved with the help of cold temperatures. Three works of art are presented in a refrigerated container at temperatures below zero degrees Celsius.

With the help of cold temperatures, what would normally go unnoticed becomes visible: the fragile, fleeting relationship between living organisms and their environment. Each artwork preserves a small part of the warm season and invites visitors to rediscover these fleeting impressions amid the icy cold.

Wild herbs, colorful flowers, and busy insects, as well as a chirping songbird, remind us of moments that are taken for granted in summer but seem almost unreal in winter. Immerse yourself in a world where summer exists only as a memory, but where an artificial climate gives it an almost magical intensity.

Participating artists: Jennifer Oellerich and Ronald Anzenberger