Susanne Thiemann

“By working around and weaving in circles, Susanne has given the sub-constructions a skin of thin lines. The crimping gives the sculptures mobility and life. Strange and tender creatures made of plastic, stretching up in a desperate and peculiar way or collapsing limply.”

“Susanne also works with the rigid and floating, with the self-contained and the tattered. Her sculptures relate to each other and to the room. Sometimes standing in the middle of it, sometimes lying around in a corner as a shimmering, loudly coloured soft machine, or dangling down from the ceiling like stockings. Whether alone or in a group, they always give the impression that opposites attract: affection meets rejection – disorder meets order – light meets strong – fake meets reality – cheeriness meets seriousness – beauty meets the beast.” – Susanne Robbert