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To mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich, this year's art exhibition is being held in Greifswald, the city of his birth.

Many artists have explored romanticism on this occasion.

I am very pleased to show an AI work in this form. It was created in collaboration with the artist Carsten Bund. The ROMANTISIZER is constantly painting romantic masterpieces // The Romantics warned us about the desecration of the world and our loss of connection with it. Today we are becoming more romantic than ever. For the transfigured look back at nature, which we have irretrievably lost, unleashes in us a growing longing for intact nature. We are continuing CDF's work. But we have neither intact nature nor the irrepressible belief in God, miracles or ourselves as the greatest creature on earth at our disposal. We use his aesthetics, synthesizing methods and current images of our world. The perception of the changed situation of our nature is symbolized in each picture by the leaning viewer. The ambivalent scenes can depict beautiful sunsets as well as raging natural disasters. Here, the viewers reflect themselves.

Maurinmühle - a place like many others. Places where our shared history weighs so heavily that it is better not to exist. In such places, you are alone with yourself, surrounded by nature and moved by premonitions. To remember on site means first of all to feel.

Susurri invites you to listen to these feelings.

The wind is caught in the open pipe, vibrates in it and something audible is created in this small space. With silence, concentration and time, everyone can perceive something. Does the wind sound like singing, complaining, crying, shouting? What do you hear? Hearing is a sense. Listening properly makes sense. The Susurri object is an invitation to take time to listen attentively.

The ORTSZEIT exhibition series is an artistic form of remembrance culture. The artists always work on new themes and develop answers to questions about our repressed history, which visitors can explore.

The city of Wismar also provided the Kunstverein Wismar e.V. with an exhibition period in 2024 in the Nordkapelle in St. Marien at its disposal. The Kunstverein has invited the ORTSZEIT exhibition series. Exhibiting artists: Janet Zeugner, Gudrun Brigitta Nöh, Annette Czerny, Rico, Ramona Seyfarth, Renate U. Schürmeyer, Udo Rathke, Susanne Gabler