René Zäch. Measuring in Finland

Having traveled a lot and "measured" the world, the experience of landscape played a decisive role in the early work of René Zäch (1946-2023). At the beginning of the 1970s, he first created memory pictures, later adding an interest in landscape structure, landscape change and geological processes. Zäch questioned dimensions and scales; he was driven by the exploration of ideas, materials and work forms. Even if his formal language subsequently developed further, the themes he explored at that time remain relevant in his oeuvre as a whole. In addition to works from the collection and privately owned works, unpublished early works from the estate allow a new look at the artist, who first exhibited at the Kunstmuseum Solothurn exactly 50 years ago.


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