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DI PER DI
Di per di. In Ladin this means: day by day. Or even: Say for say. And this, when it comes to looking at things.
In the exhibition under this title, Walter Moroder presents a group of his most recent sculptures, alongside a series of works on paper and oil on canvas. The core theme remains the work on the human figure, which emerges in an experiential way. In addition to the prominent human-sized female figures with their staring into space, the exhibition also shows maltreated bodies and creatures of disappearance as well as heads as part of something that once was whole.

The figures …