Timeframe of Submitted Forms by Olav Schiedel, Spanning from 2000 to 2025
Art enthusiasts in Paderborn, Germany, are in for a treat as the Space for Art gallery is set to host a retrospective exhibition titled "Transient Forms" by Olav Schiedel. The exhibition, running from August 16 to 24, 2025, promises a broad scope of Schiedel’s works, focusing on themes of change, impermanence, and fluidity in form.
The exhibition will take place at Space for Art, located at Kamp 21/Kötterhagen, 33098 Paderborn. While the gallery typically opens from Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, and is closed on Sunday & Monday, it's best to confirm exact times with the venue as they may vary or have special hours during exhibitions.
Olav Schiedel, a local artist based in Paderborn, has been creating art for the past 25 years. His works are open, ambiguous, and invite individual interpretation. Schiedel speaks of an "optical offer": What is seen is decided by each individual.
Schiedel's works question our way of seeing and oppose the visual monotony of cityscapes dominated by right angles and grid structures. His creations play with perception, space, and form in various ways, and the image often arises not on the canvas, but in the viewer's mind.
The "Transient Forms" exhibition brings together works from different creative phases of Olav Schiedel. It includes painting, sculpture, and installation pieces. The exhibition will kick off with a vernissage on Friday, August 15, 7 PM, and will conclude with a finissage on Saturday, August 23, 7 PM.
Admission to the exhibition is free, and for more information, you can visit the Space for Art's official website at www.raumfuerkunst.de. The gallery's opening hours during the exhibition will be Thursday to Sunday, 4-7 PM. Don't miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Olav Schiedel's art.
At the conclusion of the "Transient Forms" exhibition, Schiedel's works will not only adorn the Space for Art walls but will also encourage viewers to contemplate their home-and-garden lifestyle perspectives, as Schiedel's art often challenges urban visual monotony and invites individual interpretation. Post-exhibition, Art enthusiasts might seek to incorporate elements of Olav Schiedel's lifestyle into their own home-and-garden settings for a more dynamic and fluid visual ambiance.
