Patrizia Casagranda at the Museum Kaiserswerth: Touching Art in Düsseldorf

Event: Patrizia Casagranda: Touch My Heart in Museum Kaiserswerth, Fliednerstraße 32, 40489 Düsseldorf on 13. September 2026

Date and Time

13. September 2026 11:00

Artist

Location

Düsseldorf
40 Düsseldorf, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Exhibitions & Museums

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Patrizia Casagranda at the Museum Kaiserswerth: An exhibition between portrait, urban art, and quiet strength

With Touch My Heart, the Museum Kaiserswerth presents an exhibition from August 1 to September 27, 2026, that understands art not as distance but as encounter. Patrizia Casagranda combines collage, painting, urban art, and typography into images that appear as striking female portraits from afar and transform into a multifaceted materiality up close.

Images of women with presence and dignity

Casagranda's work revolves around feminine strength, beauty, and self-assertion. Her portraits unfold an immediate exhibition atmosphere: color, layers, and graphic elements condense into an aesthetic experience that navigates between contemporary visual language and art historical quotations. References to Vermeer, van Gogh, or Leonardo da Vinci are not simply adopted but distorted with a personal touch and brought into the present.

Material, surface, relief: Observation of the work from a distance and up close

A particular charm of this exhibition lies in the dual movement of seeing. Only from a distance does the motif emerge, then the close view reveals the traces of pigments, layers, and relief-like surfaces. Thus, the portrait becomes a space for observation, where material, structure, and light effect attain an almost sculptural quality. This is curation as a mode of viewing: precise, sensual, and enlightening.

Urban art in a museum context

Patrizia Casagranda comes from a practice where design, art, and typography form the fundamental bases. It is precisely from this that the exhibition derives its tension. Urban visual codes meet the calm format of the museum, and it is this contrast that makes the show so appealing. The result is an art experience that connects contemporary art with social resonance while simultaneously re-examining the history of portraiture.

A place for cultural education and precise observation

The Museum Kaiserswerth offers a suitable setting for this presentation: manageable, focused, and close to the works. Those interested in art history, exhibition practice, and cultural education will find a place here where themes such as identity, perception, and image tradition can be clearly and accessibly explored. The exhibition invites a slower gaze and encourages taking the quiet strength of the images seriously.

Conclusion: Touch My Heart promises an exhibition full of expression, depth, and material poetry. Anyone who loves art that both touches and challenges should definitely experience this presentation live in Kaiserswerth.

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