Der Düsseldorfer Künstler Christoph

Der Düsseldorfer Künstler Christoph Pöggeler, geb. 1958 in Münster, beschäftigt sich seit 2001 mit dem Projekt "Säulenheilige" und präsentiert Menschen-Skulpturen auf Litfasssäulen. Unterschiedliche Mitglieder unserer Gesellschaft - vom Kind über das Paar, den Geschäftsmann, Urlauber, Obdachlosen bis zur Fremden - hebt Christoph Pöggeler auf die Sockel von Plakatsäulen empor und macht dadurch auf den Menschen als Individuum aufmerksam. Die Plakatsäule als Werbeträger für den Menschen. Eine Perspektive der besonderen Art.
Säulenheilige gab es übrigens wirklich. Im Syrien des fünften Jahrhunderts lebten Mönche zum Zeichen besonderer Askese oben auf Säulen.

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The Düsseldorf artist Christoph Pöggeler, born 1958 in Münster, deals with the project "Pillar Saint" since 2001 and presents people sculptures on pillars. Different members of our society - from the child of the couple, the businessman, leisure, homeless up to the strangers - Christoph Pöggeler lift up on the base of poster pillars and thus draws attention to people as individuals. The poster column as advertising media for the people. A perspective of a special kind. Pillar Saints there by the way, really. In the Syria of the fifth century to the character of particular asceticism monks up on pillars.

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The Düsseldorf artist Christoph Pöggeler, born in 1958 in Münster, operates since 2001 with the project "Säulenheilige" and presents human sculptures on advertising columns. Different members of our society - from the child about the couple, the businessman, tourists, homeless to strangers - raises Christoph Pöggeler up to the base of advertising pillars, thereby making attention to the man as an individual. The advertising pillar as an advertising medium for the people. A perspective of a special kind.
Säulenheilige there was the way really. In Syria the fifth century monks lived for a sign of special asceticism on top of pillars.

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The Dusseldorf's artist, Christoph Poggeler, born in 1958 in Munster, has been working since 2001 with the project "its various hermitic forms" and presents Menschen-Skulpturen on advertising columns. Different members of our society - from child of the couple, the businessman, vacationers,Homeless people to the stranger - highlights Christoph Poggeler poster pillars were lifted up to the base of the people and makes an individual attentive. The like kismet as advertising media for the people. A perspective of the special kind. There was really
its various hermitic forms. In Syria of the fifth century monks lived on pillars above the sign of special ascesis.