Odenwälder Echo

In the old loading hall of the factory site between the railway tracks, dozens of the blue “signs of life” Gabriele von Lutzaus are neatly lined up.
Liane Probst-Simon

In the old loading hall of the factory site between the railway tracks, dozens of the blue “signs of life” Gabriele von Lutzaus are neatly lined up.

… Thuja bushes, which became too large in front gardens or cemeteries and were therefore removed, formed their material.

Standing upside down, processed with a chainsaw and flamed with fire, they transform into filigree, high-legged creatures, animals, humans – mysterious mythical creatures…

Some of the visitors were threatening, others were peaceful and friendly, while the mysticism of the room underlines the threatening:

Only a few spotlights illuminate the football pitch size hall, the sculptures themselves stand in the faint light of tealights and their shadows flicker on the walls…