WORKS EXHIBITED
ELEVATED
Entrance into the heart 1, Serie of 8, 2022 ©Courtesy of the artist
Juwel, 2013 ©Courtesy of the artist
Entrance into the heart 3, Serie of 8, 2022 ©Courtesy of the artist
Juwel, Serie of 2, 1, 2013 ©Courtesy of the artist
Entrance into the heart 4, Serie of 8, 2022 ©Courtesy of the artist
Prajnaparamita on Colorfield, 2016 ©Courtesy of the artist
Entrance into the heart 7, Serie of 8, 2022 ©Courtesy of the artist
Galaxies, Serie of 9, 7, 2021 ©Courtesy of the artist
Galaxies, Serie of 9, 6, 2021 ©Courtesy of the artist
Galaxies, Serie of 9, 2, 2021 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice Mountain, 1-5, 1, 2019 ©Courtesy of the artist
The woman who drops the cleaned rice on the earth, 2, Serie of 2, 2021 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice Mountain, 1-5, 2, 2019 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice, Rice, Rice, Series of 24, 2019 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 143 x 76 cm (mounted on paper 150.5 x 82 cm)
The Dreams: Starts, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: Starts, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 143 x 76 cm (mounted on paper 150.5 x 83 cm)
The Dreams: The Mountain, 2015 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: The Mountain, 2015 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, 140 x 68 cm
The Dreams: The Mountain, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: The Mountain, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 143 x 76 cm (mounted on paper 150 x 80 cm)
The Dreams: Feeding the Tiger, 2016 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: Feeding the Tiger, 2016 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 69 x 47.8 cm (mounted on paper 96 x70 cm)
The Dreams: Feeding the Tiger, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: Feeding the Tiger, 2012 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 68.5 x 62.5 cm (mounted on paper 73 x 67 cm)
The Dreams: To feed the Tiger VI, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: To feed the Tiger VI, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 52.5 x 100 cm (mounted on paper 89.5 x 140.5 cm)
The Girl on the Mountain Peak, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Girl on the Mountain Peak, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 140.5 x 69.5 cm (mounted on paper 180.2 x 96 cm)
The Dreams: To feed the Tiger VII, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: To feed the Tiger VII, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 52.5 x 100 cm (mounted on paper 89.5 x 140.5 cm)
The Girl on the Mountain Peak, 2018 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Girl on the Mountain Peak, 2018 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 170 x 47.5 cm (mounted on paper 99 x 70 cm)
The Dreams: The Mermaid I, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: The Mermaid I, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 100 x 52.5 cm
The Dreams: Indian Girl, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: Indian Girl, 2017 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 140 x 69.5 cm (mounted on paper 181 x 96 cm)
The Dreams: The Mermaid II, 2018 ©Courtesy of the artist
The Dreams: The Mermaid II, 2018 ©Courtesy of the artist
Rice paper, ink, acrylic, 55.2 x 99 cm

ELEVATED
GAO XIANG & KAtHARINA Rähmi

SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 18 2022

Initiated a twinning partnership about four decades ago, Zurich and Kunming enjoy a collaboration that is constantly being renewed. Also, artists from both cities have frequent communication. A representative example would be the collaboration between a Zurich-based artist Katharina Rähmi and a Kunming-based artist Gao Xiang.


The upcoming exhibition ELEVATED presents Katharina Rähmi’s deep understanding of nature and both West and non-West art, such as her Rice series. With installations, paintings, ceramics, and video, she fans out the cosmos of something as simple as a grain of rice. Rice inspires her with its growth cycles, its dimensions, and its essence to transform all this into art. Installations with rice or grains of rice, painted with white or black ink, on Chinese Shenchuan paper and canvas are visions of this spiritual nourishment.

Gao Xiang also explores the numerous possibilities of graphic expression in detail, but he does not describe his subjects in a realistic way. The isolated motifs against an open background and the reduced use of colour make them particularly striking. The focus here is on an inner, dreamlike world, which not least contains personal symbolism. His works radiate the magic of the inauthentic, the intangible, like his Dreams series.

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ARTIST
Gao Xiang
Katharina Rähmi

EVENTS
September 24, 15:00-18:00 ⎮ 15:30 Opening with Isabelle Knöpfli