kpm3 — Sculptures in a Working Space | "Entire Half"
Five sculptures are on view at kpm3 in Diessenhofen until further notice — in a place where spaces for encounter are designed and built every day. Here, art does not stand in a showroom; it stands in the middle of working life.
At its centre is the cycle "Entire Half" from the Our Silent Source series: four wall sculptures about wholeness and halfness, about what we know of ourselves and what is missing. Those who pass them every day see them differently than in an exhibition — not as an event, but as a counterpart.
When: since 2025, until further notice
Where: kpm3, Grossholzstrasse 6a, 8253 Diessenhofen, Switzerland
What: 5 sculptures: the four-part cycle "Entire Half" and its Sweetspot
Right by the railway station, in the building of the Spitex.
These are working offices, not a public gallery — a visit is possible by arrangement.
Impressions
Four wall sculptures, one cycle: "Entire Half" lives from the interplay of its parts. Only side by side does it become visible what this is about — the whole that consists of halves, and the question of which of them we show.
Artwork Selection
Five works are on view at kpm3. Each is part of an ongoing exploration of balance, resonance, and the quiet forces that shape our perception.
About kpm3
kpm3 plans and produces mostly temporary structures — trade fairs, events, exhibitions, visitor centres, pavilions and world expositions. An environment where spaces for encounter are made; which is exactly why these works belong there.
In our offices, the Swiss artist Ivo Meier presents his fascinating cycle "Entire Half", part of his Contemplation series, which reflects the complexity of human nature. The series consists of four wall sculptures celebrating the human ability to recognise strengths and weaknesses, to draw inspiration from them and to develop innovative ideas.
The exhibition "Entire Half" and the connection of art, technology and the digital dimension reflect the philosophy of kpm3: innovative solutions for communication, culture and art.
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