“Hidden qualities are very important in creating this sense of evolving time in art that appears to be fixed in the moment. I believe the ‘truth’ is multi-layered and should be contained beneath the surface of a work of art: there is no longer any single truth; rather, there is an endless combination of truths. Only the view through all these layers can give the whole picture of a very complex world.”
Alexander Polzin
Born 1973 in Berlin, lives and works in Berlin
Sculptor, painter, graphic artist, costume and set designer
2015 Signale der Unruhe, Kunstmuseum Ahrenshoop, Deutschland
2014 Galerie Kornfeld, Berlin
2011 Teatro Real, Madrid, Spanien
2008 San Francisco International Arts Festival, San Francisco
2006 Bard College, New York
2004 Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin, Deutschland
2001 Budapest, Ungarn; Bukarest, Rumänien, Neapel, Italien
2000 Getty Center, Los Angeles
The Fallen Angel in front of the Semper Helveticum in Zurich
Giordano Bruno Memorial at Potsdamer Platz, Berlin
Socrates at the Campus of Tel Aviv University
The Coupple, commissioned by the Opera National de Bastille, Paris
2014 Richard Wagner Lohengrin Teatro Real (Madrid), Director: Lukas Hemleb, Conductor: Hartmut Haenchen
2013 Richard Wagner: Parsifal, Salzburger Easter Festival, Austria
with composers, a.o. Helmut Lachenmann und György Kurtág