Collecting and reassembling is an essential principle of Susanne Gabler's artistic approach. This creates sensitive and fine works that subtly convey their sharpness with regard to political and ecological issues. The works, which are mostly conceptual and created in situ, adapt to the spatial situation and immediate surroundings, meaning that they are created anew each time. Susanne Gabler's works can be understood as condensed discourse fragments that are reassembled into objects from existing material and linguistic material. They know how to present their mostly difficult topics in a focused manner and to transcend them through their aesthetic content. At first glance it is simply beautiful art, which can make you shudder and despair at a second glance.

Anne Martin