Curiosity
Evolution is the curiosity of nature. Innovation is the curiosity of humans to constantly find new ways and solutions to the problems of our time. The flip side of this coin is the proverb Curiosity killed the cat, which points to the dangers of too much curiosity. In art (as in innovation), curiosity is the source of creativity and the driving force for artists to create something new and thereby arouse the curiosity of the viewer.
I am pleased to be exhibiting together with the Berlin artist Steffi Düsterhöft at the Galerie am Lindenhof. We are both united by curiosity in our endeavor to explore new worlds of color, form and art.
Steffi writes:
Lightness, presence and depth resonate in my pictures. My focus is clear and focussed – open to the unknown and open to feeling. Feeling good and uplifted, flying and being caught. Pleasant. At peace. Curious. To savour. Being.
Galerie am Lindenhof
Art enthusiast Sonja Lacher has been running the Galerie am Lindenhof art space since 2019. She herself is an artist and photographer.
The Galerie am Lindenhof is located in the heart of Zurich between the Lindenhof viewpoint and Rennweg.
Opening hours
11 – 23 June 2025
- Mon – Fri 12 – 7 pm
- Sat – Sun 2 – 7 pm
The vernissage will take place on Fri 13 June 2025, 6 pm in the gallery and is open to all. Registration via email is requested.
On Sat 21 June 2025, 4 – 5 pm there will be an artist talk about Fibonacci and its background in the artworks.
For guided tours at other times, you can contact me via email (gauthier@gauthiercerf.com).
Exhibited Works
For the pictures by Steffi Düsterhöft, see her Website.
In addition to the two sculptures Fibonacci Pyramid (see above) and Fibonacci Matryoshka, some of my new paintings can be seen (the picture gallery below shows a selection of them):
