With Motion is Solution, Thomas Lempertz refers to the ambivalence of ballet dance. On the one hand, it is an intense, sometimes painful physical exercise, and on the other hand, it appears playful, light and perfect in form in its performance practice.

The installation PAYBACK by Jana Maria Dohmann negotiates the way we handle everyday objects and the values that people associate with them. To discuss this, she draws on the popular Japanese belief in tsukumogami as a figure of thought.

In Schrödinger’s Baby, TZUSOO alludes to the popular thought experiment devised by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1935.

In her works Marie Lienhard combines aesthetic experience with the laws of physics, thus creating poetic moments that pan out new perspectives and questions.

The work Go by Anna Schütten examine the significance of the location and explore ways of being activated by the observer.

French sculptor Guillaume Barth will present his planet Elina, which originated in one of the biggest salt lakes on earth in Schaufenster Junge Kunst in Galerie Stadt Sindelfingen.

Laura Buschbeck presents her work in Schaufenter Junge Kunst.

The exhibition space’s illuminated ceiling forms a central element of the exhibition, as the starting point for the process of production. The artist, whose primary preference is for painting, explores alternative materials, substrates and uses of light.

In the SCHAUFENSTER JUNGE KUNST, the sound artist Vincent Wikström presents the audio installation “Studio 3000.” A punching ball installed in the center of the studio is activated by visitors

In the SCHAUFENSTER JUNGE KUNST, Alexander Janz (*1994 in Villingen-Schwenningen) presents the participative installation “OFF,” developed especially for the Galerie Stadt Sindelfingen. Janz’s artistic practice engages with conditions of reception and perception.