Mi­chel Loth and Es­ther Tschu­din

Michel Loth's view goes beyond what is superficial. His paintings fluctuate between organic slowness and poignant immediacy. Between fusion and confrontation, the painter processes the raw tones of the colors. Red as pure energy bubbles up and solidifies into an icy blue. Pastel colors suggest the substance that has achieved harmony in vegetarianism. Heat, cold, liquid, solidified everything reflects the laws of cosmic processes and is condensed into images of aesthetic radiance. Esther Tschudin: "On my way I come across all these wonderful, strange things that touch me. When I have carried them inside me long enough, I let go. This is how works emerge from within me. Fragments of a moment as the foundation of my being. Then I can I will pass it on and be remembered."