Land Art – Ellergronn
On September 1st, the artist collective Cueva unveiled its 8th exhibition, titled 'Land Art,' at Ellergronn. This exhibition provides a distinctive artistic journey, predominantly featuring wooden elements and a lively array of orange shades. What sets this exhibition apart is its location in the heart of nature, where the 32 artworks are seamlessly integrated into the surrounding landscape.
The requirement for the artists in this exhibition was to use the color orange, as it does not disturb the wildlife in the area. Over a course of approximately two kilometers, it transforms the forest into an open-air art gallery, evolving in harmony with the changing seasons.
'Land Art' will be on display until March 2, 2024, allowing visitors to witness this captivating transformation over time.
Spike’s installation turned out to be more complex and heavy than expected. Therefore, he wants to thank all those who helped out. Without their help, the actual piece wouldn't have been successfully hung up.
S Edouard
P Edouard and Raphael Gindt
I Stick and the Duo Kit Empire
K Edouard and Stick
E Stick
The last thanks go to Theid Johanns for his dedication, patience and the whole coordination.
38 Artists
Pascale Behrens, Sandra Biewers, Fab Rice, Fabien Chalois, Gérard Claude, Lindsay Cotellessa, André Depienne, Bob Erpelding, Emmanuel Fey, Formida, Raphael Gindt, Nicole Huberty, Théid Johanns, Max Kottow, Nathalie Lesure, Daniel Mac Lloyd, Patricia Lippert, Jo Malano, Sarah Mandres, Richard Mingot, Menny Olinger, David Omhover, Jeremy Palluce, Karolina Pernar, Marc Pierrard, Reiny Rizzi, Dan Rizzi, Julia Ruhmann, Sergio Sardelli, Marc Soisson, Arthur Stammet, Spike, Stick, Brigitte Stoffel, Nathalie Szlauko, Norbert Walisch, Ma Zagrzejewska, Nadine Zangarini.
Photos © Ville d'Esch-sur-Alzette, Spike