Uli Schulz in Amberg: Drawings as Chronography of Time

Event: Uli Schulz: Drawings on Time and Transience in Amberg on 16. April 2026

Date and Time

16. April 2026 16:04

Location

Bäckerei Hiltner GmbH
Regensburger Str. 116, 92224 Amberg, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Exhibitions & Museums

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Drawing Time: Uli Schulz Unfolds Poetic Chronographies

This preview leads into the upcoming art experience of the artist Uli Schulz. Known for her large-scale drawings, she explores the aesthetic experience of time: its stretching and condensing, its remembering and forgetting. Visitors in Amberg can expect a concentrated exhibition atmosphere where lines, hatching, and paper space invite precise consideration of the works.

Drawing as a Seismograph of Duration

Using ballpoint pens, fine liners, and pigment pens, Schulz has been developing series that she calls chronographies for years. The sheets function like sensitive measuring instruments: microscopic layers of lines, pulsating condensations, breaths of white. The material paper remains tangible, the surface breathes; light glides over graphite, ink, and dotted perforations. Thus, a visual grammar of transience emerges, balancing between minimalism and contemplative concentration.

Remembering and Forgetting: A Work Trace

The series Remembering and Forgetting (2021–2022) addresses phenomena of time as palimpsest-like stratifications. Black fields of lines become mental spaces; edges, corners, and fine mistakes form semantic particles of a silent discourse. Schulz's drawing is understood less as a representation, but rather as a process – as an art direction between drawing, conceptual art, and process-oriented installation in sheet format.

Curating and Spatial Effect

The presentation focuses on calm sequences, clear sight axes, and legible hanging. Between close views and panoramas, perception shifts: gestures become systems, points become time particles. This curation promotes a decelerated consideration of the works and opens references to the history of drawing since modernity.

Cultural Education and Mediation

For those interested in art history, the exhibition offers connections to themes such as seriality, notation, diagrams, and memory culture. Accompanying programs like tours and discussion formats (information to follow) deepen questions about technique, epochs, and aesthetics.

Conclusion

Those who love the quiet intensity of drawing will experience a precise laboratory of time here. Poor in colors, yet rich in rhythmic energy, Uli Schulz condenses the fleeting into concentrated images. Visit the exhibition on-site: for a sustainable aesthetic experience that resonates long afterwards.

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