When does Paper, Bronze, Mash-up take place?

The exhibition starts on October 30, 2026, at 1 PM and ends at 6 PM.

Where is the exhibition held?

The venue is the Wassergasse Gallery at Wassergasse 12A, 91593 Burgbernheim.

What is the admission price?

Admission to the exhibition is free.

Which artists are exhibiting?

The exhibiting artists are Irmtraud Schmidt-Hartung, Burkhard Moser, and Stephan Pfeiffer.

Will the artists be present?

The artists will be on-site during exhibition days and available for personal discussions about their work.

Paper, Bronze, and surreal mash-ups: Discover a special exhibition in Burgbernheim

Name: Paper, Bronze, Mash-up
Start: 2026-10-30T13:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-30T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Galerie Wassergasse

Material becomes an experience: Paper, Bronze, and surreal mash-ups in Burgbernheim

The exhibition Paper, Bronze, Mash-up brings together three artistic positions in the Wassergasse Gallery. Irmtraud Schmidt-Hartung, Burkhard Moser, and Stephan Pfeiffer showcase how different materials evolve into independent image worlds, sculptures, and surreal compositions.

Cardboard between painting and sculpture

Irmtraud Schmidt-Hartung expands the possibilities of paper. Her works are crafted from cardboard, which she molds, cuts, and layers. From this everyday material, relief-like surfaces and painterly works with sculptural depth emerge. Observing the works makes visible how material, structure, and light create a unique aesthetic experience.

Casting objects between everyday life and nature

Burkhard Moser describes himself as a caster. In his work, he transforms everyday objects and found items from nature into cast sculptures. The manufacturing process gives the objects a new presence: the familiar appears foreign, and the transient gains permanence. The exhibition thus provides a focused look at materiality, form, and artisanal precision.

Surreal figures in the mash-up

Stephan Pfeiffer combines different image worlds into surreal mash-ups. His figures seem to hover between reality and the virtual sphere. These collages create irritating transitions, where familiar forms lose their clarity. The atmosphere of the exhibition thrives on the interplay between paper works, cast objects, and imaginary figures.

Encounter with the artists

The artists will be present on the exhibition days. This creates space for personal conversations about work processes, artistic direction, material choices, and the development of individual works. The Wassergasse Gallery thus becomes a place of immediate cultural education and vibrant art communication.

Conclusion: An art experience for curious eyes

Paper, Bronze, Mash-up promises an exhibition where material is not just a carrier but a creative starting point. Visitors experience cardboard as relief-like image surfaces, bronze as a lasting form, and surreal collage as an open space for thought. Anyone wanting to discover contemporary art in a personal atmosphere and experience a concentrated aesthetic journey should visit this exhibition live at the Wassergasse Gallery.