Radial - Art on the Green Slope in Dilsberg

Jutta Steudle The artistic "intervention" Art at the Green Slope takes place for the fifth time in the architecturally and historically significant, regionally frequented, and monument-protected landscape of Dilsberg, with the Commandant's House as a backdrop. It is time-limited and will be "performed" by the Mannheim artist Jutta Steudle. The artist primarily works with paper, and through folding, she transforms the two-dimensional material into a three-dimensional structure. Often, arrangements of multiple paper objects emerge, which relate to each other and to the space. In the work "Scattered Time," three objects will lie on the meadow, appearing as if they have been casually blown there—whether it be discarded paper thrown away carelessly or documents snatched from hands by the wind. Faded traces can be seen, part of a past time that leaves behind moments or thoughts and presents us with puzzles. Curator: Julia Philippi Opening: Sun, May 4 / 11 AM Opening hours: year-round until dusk - Free admission -