Visit the solo presentation of Basel-based artist Franziska Baumgartner at Artstübli. The exhibition features immersive installations, video projections of fluid processes, and experimental photography exploring chemical reactions. Delve into a dialogue between art and science that questions traditional perceptions of materiality.
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Mikrotopia features the artistic research of Franziska Baumgartner, who explores the intersection of material experimentation, process aesthetics, and scientific methodology. The exhibition presents installations, video works, and photographs that examine the self-organizing qualities of organic and inorganic matter.
In 'Mikrotopia', Franziska Baumgartner continues her exploration of material transformation and self-organization. Her works are rooted in the dynamics of matter, utilizing chemical reactions, fluid viscosities, and surface tension to create emergent structures that evoke microscopic organisms and alien life forms. The exhibition features large-scale installations, video projections of fluid processes, and photographic works derived from analog experiments with ink and acrylic. Through this interdisciplinary approach, Baumgartner engages in a dialogue between art and science, questioning anthropocentric perceptions of materiality and the complex relationship between organic and artificial systems.
The gallery is open to the public during scheduled hours on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Admission details are tied to the general visiting policy of Artstübli in Basel; no specific booking is required for general viewing as stated on the page, but visitors should check local gallery information for details on special events like the vernissage and finissage.
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