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EXHIBITION
HARALD KLINGELHÖLLER
- and the world apart, twice ( horizont ) -
Since the mid-1980s, Harald Klingelhöller has occupied a unique position at the intersection of sculpture and language. Defining himself as a “linguistic flaneur,” he transforms the written and spoken word into three-dimensional form. His practice creates a tension between narrative elements and visual art, employing a wide range of materials — from fragile paper, cardboard, and glass mirrors to heavy steel and granite.