With her site-specific work Metamorphosis, Miriam Hamann refers to the topographical and geographical characteristics of Lake Wolfgang. It takes up the deepest point of the lake and translates it into a light sculpture on the shore. As a shining symbol in the landscape, the installation not only reflects the measured depth of the lake upwards, but also refers to 114 meters of invisible living space that is hidden beneath the surface of the water.

DATES:

Fri, May 21st.
19:30 – 21:00 | Light trip with Miriam Hamann and Jana Irmert (composition) | St.Gilgen jetty**

Sat, May 22nd.
20:00 – 21:00 | Performance Jana Irmert and Miriam Hamann | Badestelle Lueg

** Limited number of participants, registration at office@supergau.org

ARTIST
Miriam Hamann (AT)

A little physics, some technology, a portion of natural science and many artistic processes to capture their and our environment. Space and time perception are complementary and perpetual dimensional components. Capturing the great in the subtle.

ADDRESS / LOCATION:

Line 150, St. Gilgen Lueg stop

Wolfgangsee shore