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ART CATALOGUES

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Sand – Stone – Church

The catalogue presents Enrico Scotta’s project on the Dresden Frauenkirche (1993–1996). It traces the transformation of an iconic architectural monument from sand to stone to sandstone, following cycles of construction, destruction and reconstruction.

The works explore the interrelation of material, historical and cultural memory, situating the Frauenkirche within a broader context of cultural heritage monuments and symbolic continuity.

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The Universe is Round

Edited, with text by​ Prof. Dr. Gudrun Jaegersberg · 2013

The catalogue presents paintings and sculptures that articulate a cosmological cycle of becoming and dissolution. Natural and cultural processes are interwoven through elemental forces and lunar symbolism.

Archetypal forms condense into mythological structures, combining figurative immediacy with symbolic depth and engaging both perception and imagination.

ISBN-13: 978-3844254822

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Ilhuicatl Meztli

Ilhuicatl Meztli

Inspired by Aztec culture and mythology, this catalogue presents a sequence of eight circular works structured as a lunar cycle. Phases of the moon correspond to stages of feminine maturation, linking biological, symbolic and cosmic rhythms.

The work reflects a cyclical understanding of becoming and dissolution through a synthesis of figurative clarity and symbolic depth.

ISBN-13: 978-3844281927

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Pandora

Pandora.

Mythological and Historical Female Figures

Enrico Scotta · Gudrun Jaegersberg · Thomas Gerlach · 2022

This publication brings together visual works and literary texts exploring female figures from Greek and Roman mythology and history. These figures are approached as enduring elements of cultural memory.

The contributions open spaces of reflection on femininity, narrative, and interconnencted mythological structures, proposing a network of shared symbolic identities across time.

ISBN 978-3-948935-30-6

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© Enrico Scotta

Concept: Gudrun Jaegersberg

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