Frederic Bahr explores the quiet interplay of object, material, and space

In the Atelier am Eck in Düsseldorf the exhibition still by Frederic Bahr opens. The presentation addresses the question of how sculptures, everyday objects, materials, and architectural spaces relate to each other.

Frederic Bahr focuses on things that appear familiar in everyday life and examines their material and spatial properties. Not only individual works of art are in the spotlight, but also their impact within the environment in which they are shown. The Atelier am Eck thus becomes an important part of the exhibition: architecture and art encounter each other and mutually influence perception.

Sculpture, Object, and Space

still invites visitors to closely observe the materiality of the works. Surfaces, shapes, and the presence of objects can become as relevant as their arrangement in space. The exhibition connects artistic engagement with observations from everyday life, thus creating an open access to sculpture and object art.

At the center is the relationship between the exhibited works and the architectural context. Visitors can understand how artworks are perceived through their surroundings and how a space, in turn, is shaped by the objects presented within it. The exhibition thus offers an opportunity to question familiar perspectives on objects, materials, and spatial contexts.

Exhibition in Düsseldorf

The opening of still takes place on November 12, 2026, at the Atelier am Eck in Düsseldorf. Details regarding opening hours, admission prices, and further organizational details are not provided in this event information. Interested parties should verify this information directly through the source or at the venue before visiting.

Those interested in contemporary sculpture, everyday objects, materiality, and the relationship between art and architecture will find in Frederic Bahr's exhibition a concentrated occasion to engage with these themes.