Flying City Tableware | Carsten Höller Gustavo Lins thanks to its formal openness

thanks to its formal openness

An orchid branch in full bloom is like a dream come true

in biscuit

lively facial expression

Jahrhunderts ausschließlich dem Hause Wittelsbach vorbehalten

Flying City Tableware | Carsten Höller Gustavo Lins thanks to its formal opennessCarsten Hller's artistic work is based on scientific processes. As early as 1993, the object and installation artist exhibited in the Aperto section of the Venice Biennale, at which he finally participated in the Swedish pavilion in 2005 in collaboration with Miriam Bckstrm. His works often invite the viewer to partake in order to evoke aesthetic or emotional experiences in a very direct way, such as the gigantic slides that he installed in the