17/17
Raphael Weilguni
o.T., 2024
Ceramic, glazed
39.5 × 32.5 × 2.2 cm
16/17
Raphael Weilguni
Lang lebe der König, 2025
Ceramic, glazed, woodfired
58 × 27 × 26 cm
15/17
Raphael Weilguni
o.T., 2024
Ceramic, glazed
37 × 32.5 × 2.2 cm
14/17
Raphael Weilguni
zusammen weggeritten, 2025
Ceramic, glazed, woodfired
32 × 33 × 15 cm
13/17
Raphael Weilguni
not yet titled, 2021
Ceramic, glazed, woodfired
45 × 27 × 31 cm
12/17
Detail, notebook
Photo: Dirk Tacke
11/17
Raphael Weilguni
glumanda, 2025
Ceramic, glazed, woodfired
37 × 25 × 27 cm
10/17
Raphael Weilguni
o.T. (Natascha was here), 2024
Ceramic, glazed
28 × 25 × 2 cm
9/17
Installation view
Photo: Dirk Tacke
8/17
Raphael Weilguni
Ankunft Köln, 2023
Ceramic
69 × 38 × 56 cm
7/17
Installation view
Photo: Dirk Tacke
6/17
Raphael Weilguni
Auszüge aus Natascha, 2025
Ceramic, glazed
32 × 21 × 31 cm
5/17
Raphael Weilguni
coat of many colors, 2025
ceramic, glazed, woodfired
40 × 31.5 × 26 cm
4/17
Installation view
Photo: Dirk Tacke
3/17
Raphael Weilguni
:"Schluss mit dem fragilen sissy Scheiß.", 2025
Ceramic
57 × 28 × 25 cm
2/17
Installation view
Photo: Dirk Tacke
1/17
Raphael Weilguni
Natascha ist blue, 2025
Ceramics, glazed
27 × 32 × 37 cm
We are pleased to present the first solo exhibition by Raphael Weilguni (*1989 in Augsburg) at Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle.
In his latest ceramic sculptures, the Munich-based artist shows the result of an intensive phase of work, which are associatively reminiscent of natural forms such as clouds of smoke or rock formations, but here and there also reveal body parts or even faces. The sculptures appear as if they have been excavated from natural materials, rather than assembled, and it is difficult to tell whether they were created by chance or deliberately formed. The simultaneity of the processual as well as the archaic character of these ethereal sculptures are palpable and raise the question of where they actually come from.
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