Line – Gap – Knot in the Rochus Chapel: Experience Art in Landshut
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Line, Gap, Knot: a subtle dialogue in the Rochus Chapel
With Line – Gap – Knot, a quiet yet highly poetic art experience unfolds in the Rochus Chapel. Christine Rieck-Sonntag and Renate Haimerl Brosch engage drawing and sculpture in an open exchange that reorders space, material, and perception. The exhibition connects delicate needle drawings with intricate wire objects and unfolds an exhibition atmosphere where trace and body, closeness and distance, surface and space encounter each other.
Drawing as a Trace of Thought
Christine Rieck-Sonntag develops her works as a sensitive weave of lines, densifications, and voids. The drawing here does not appear merely as a sketch but as an independent visual language with high aesthetic precision. Her linear placements remind one of cartographic fragments, nervous nets, and intermediate spaces where meaning gradually becomes visible. Those who look at the sheets experience the concentration of the hand and the calm of the gaze as central forces of art observation.
Architecture in Space: Wire as Poetic Form
Renate Haimerl Brosch carries these lines into the third dimension. Her wire objects appear light yet simultaneously archaic, as if they are fed by memory, movement, and myths. The plastic forms open the space, draw shadows, and create a fragile presence that oscillates between object and sign. Especially in the Rochus Chapel, this sculpture unfolds its special effect: The light brushes over the materials, contours dissolve, and the space becomes part of the work.
Between Past and Present
The title Line – Gap – Knot describes much more than formal opposites. It refers to connection, interruption, and touch. The works of the two artists reveal an art-historically readable tension field between drawing, object art, and space-sensitive installation. Archaeological and mythological echoes resonate without losing sight of the present. Thus, a concentrated dialogue about relationship, memory, and the nets that connect people emerges.
The Rochus Chapel as Resonance Space
The Rochus Chapel in Landshut provides a particularly suitable framework for this exhibition. As a cultural space with a quiet, historical aura, it enhances the impact of the works and creates ideal conditions for an in-depth aesthetic experience. The clear architecture allows lines and volumes to emerge precisely while the interplay of wall, air, and object continuously directs the gaze anew.
Visit and Supporting Program
The exhibition can be seen from September 11 to October 24, 2026. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 2 PM to 5 PM and by appointment. A visit in the afternoon is particularly appealing when daylight models the drawings and wire objects differently. The art night and art weekend make it clear that this presentation is not just an exhibition but a culturally valuable place of encounter.
Conclusion: Line – Gap – Knot promises an intense art experience between drawing, sculpture, and space. Anyone interested in contemporary art, sensitive material aesthetics, and artful dialogues should definitely experience this exhibition live in the Rochus Chapel.
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