Abstract art and alchemy. Karsten Götz presents acryl painting and mixed media in his virtual gallery. The works from 2015 -2020 display an transformation process from deconstruction figuration to abstract art. It's a research on history of abstract art, too and a dialogue between analog and digital expression.

The Area for Virtual Art is a space for people from all over the world to get in touch, experience art, immerse themselves in new worlds and let go.

How do the arts, cultural and cultural education actors in Europe address matters of sustainability? What do they contribute to the discourse on sustainability? How do the arts and culture industry understand their own responsibility for sustainable development? What is the role of cultural education? To what extent can EU and national cultural policymaking enable, guide and promote sustainable development?

This virtual exhibition is an answer to an exceptional year of physical distance. It presents a snapshot of the film-art projects supported by ‘Pixel, Bytes + Film’ over the production year 2020. Visitors can enter the exhibition via the social web-VR tool Mozilla Hubs and enjoy the art virtually as avatars together with the artists.

The Area for Virtual Art becomes a place where people get together from all over the world to experience art, immerse themselves in new worlds and let go.