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Art and nature combined: opening of the photo exhibition in Knoops Park!
In Knoops Park in Burglesum, Isabella Berr is showing photographs that combine art and nature until November 2025. Tours planned.
Art and nature combined: opening of the photo exhibition in Knoops Park!
In Knoops Park in St. Magnus, the artistic engagement with reality can be experienced up close. Artist Isabella Berr exhibited her photographs as part of the exhibition “Mnemosyne – Moments of Reality and Reality”. This includes large format works that creatively interact with the natural environment, blurring the boundaries between photography and painting. How Weser courier reports, Berr observes the reactions of art enthusiasts at the park's dog bathing area, where the photographic works can be seen until November.
The exhibition was launched on August 10th with a well-attended opening at Kunstcafé Kränholm. Over 50 people were on site when Professor Peter Sinapius, an expert in intermedia art therapy, gave the opening speech and explained the fascinating reflections in Berr's pictures. The photographs invite viewers to project their own memories into the blank spaces of the works and address the fluid nature of perception, how the north of Bremen supplemented.
Art in public spaces
The large-format photographs stand as free-standing objects in the park and reflect differently depending on the viewing angle and position of the sun. In this way, Isabella Berr creates a special connection between art, nature and the viewers, who are actively involved in the creative process. This type of participatory art project is not new. In recent decades, numerous initiatives in public spaces, such as land art and public art, have promoted dialogue with the population, according to the article by Kubi Online out.
Curator Inga Harenborg emphasizes that art serves not only to show beautiful images, but also to stimulate deeper reflection on individual and social dimensions of perception and memory. The interactive design allows visitors to contribute their own impressions and thoughts and thus fill the works of art with life.
Guided tours and other events
Anyone who would like to delve deeper into the topic has the opportunity to take guided tours of the exhibition. These take place on various dates: August 17th and 21st and September 7th and 18th, each at 4:30 p.m. with a meeting point in the Kunstcafé Kränholm. The participation fee is 5 euros and registration is necessary at harenborg@kraenholm.de.
The exhibition is part of the North Bremen art project “MNEMOSYNE” and is supported by various institutions and foundations that promote cultural exchange in Bremen. This initiative shows how art and nature can enter into interactive dialogues to deepen our understanding of our environment and our own memories.