Observe the Distance in the Kesselhaus: Experience Perception Intensively

Event: Guided Tour of the Exhibition with Sylvia Michel in Kunstraum Kesselhaus, Untere Sandstraße 42, 96047 Bamberg on 18. October 2026

Date and Time

18. October 2026 16:00

Location

Kunstraum Kesselhaus
Untere Sandstraße 42, 96049 Bamberg, Deutschland

About this Event

Exhibitions & Museums

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Perception Becomes an Art Experience: Tour with Sylvia Michel

On October 18, 2026, Sylvia Michel will guide a tour of the exhibition Observe the Distance, Look Within Yourself at the Kesselhaus Bamberg art space. The curator of the Bamberg Art Association will reveal the site-specific installation of the Roman artist collective Numero Cromatico and open new perspectives on closeness, distance, and the conditions of seeing.

An Exhibition Between Art and Neuroscience

Numero Cromatico connects contemporary art with neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, design, and technology. The exhibition explores how perception arises, how language shapes images, and why every aesthetic experience is influenced by personal expectations, memories, and eye movements.

The Space Installation in the Kesselhaus

At the center is a large-scale, floating installation that oscillates between legibility and abstraction with overlaid texts, colors, and graphic structures. Visitors move around the work and discover new relationships between text, material, architecture, and space. The visible and the hidden engage in a rich dialogue.

Textile surfaces, transparent elements, and different levels of spatial impact appeal not only to the sense of sight. Reliefs, structures, and material changes expand the viewing of the work into a tactile dimension. The former industrial boiler house itself becomes part of the installation and enhances the experience of scale, distance, and physical orientation.

Art Mediation as an Invitation to Think for Oneself

Sylvia Michel focuses on the ideas behind the exhibition, the special curation, and the question of how art influences our perception. The tour combines art historical context with cultural education and personal observation. The focus is not on a fixed key to interpretation but on an open engagement with one's own seeing.

Conclusion: A Tour for Curious Eyes

The tour promises a concentrated art experience for all who wish to engage with contemporary installation, perception research, and the sensory impact of space. Those who want to deepen the aesthetic experience of this exhibition and discover the site-specific work of Numero Cromatico from a curatorial perspective should experience the event live at the Kesselhaus.

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