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grünende
The title of the exhibition, grünende (greening), refers not only to green as a color but also to greening as an activity in nature—and an expression of growth and transformation. Ovid’s Metamorphosis vividly describes Daphne’s transformation into a tree: “…Her hair to leaves, her arms extend to boughs…” Rößner presents paintings and ceramics in shades of green.
(Text by: Anne Rößner)
Scarcely has she made this plea, when she feels a heavy numbness move across her limbs, her soft breasts are enclosed by slender bark, her hair is changed to leaves, her arms to branches, her feet, so swift a moment before, stick fast in sluggish roots, a covering of foliage spreads across her face. All that remains of her is her shining beauty. Phoebus loved her in this form, as well.
(Ovid, Metamorphoses, early first century)
The first Treatise
The Philosopher’s Stone is produced by means of the Greening and Growing Nature. Hali the Philo…
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grünende
The title of the exhibition, grünende (greening), refers not only to green as a color but also to greening as an activity in nature—and an expression of growth and transformation. Ovid’s Metamorphosis vividly describes Daphne’s transformation into a tree: “…Her hair to leaves, her arms extend to boughs…” Rößner presents paintings and ceramics in shades of green.
(Text by: Anne Rößner)
Scarcely has she made this plea, when she feels a heavy numbness move across her limbs, her soft breasts are enclosed by slender bark, her hair is changed to leaves, her arms to branches, her feet, so swift a moment before, stick fast in sluggish roots, a covering of foliage spreads across her face. All that remains of her is her shining beauty. Phoebus loved her in this form, as well.
(Ovid, Metamorphoses, early first century)
The first Treatise
The Philosopher’s Stone is produced by means of the Greening and Growing Nature. Hali the Philo…
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