Stift Admont - Wilhelm Scherübl (art, transform)

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There has been substantial evidence for the theory, according to the German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk, that it is far less important for humans to know who they are, than where they are. The persistent ignorance regarding ones place of existence is one of the causes for what newer philosophy calls oblivion of being.

The inquiry after the where and the placing of ones person and works represent central aspects of Wilhelm Scherübls work. His work realizes itself in the examination of his locations of residence and life, and in the integration of the respective condition of the places and resources which he finds there.

Scherübl lives in the country, in upper Ennstal, where he sometimes paints outdoors, using trees and plants for his works, and plays with reflections on natural water surfaces for his light installations. His art is a reflection on nature and the attempt to attain insights into artistic and natural processes of development, as well as into the complexity of the earths organism and our own finiteness.

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