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WHAT REMAINS

St. Pirminius   WHAT REMAINS   Dialogue between space and time on the position of man   Time is comparable to a river, whose purpose is to carry the knowledge about the good life of human generations and to store it in its flow.   Dissolved, the knowledge swirls through the river of time and emerge, depending on who wants to be reflected in its waters, as glittering light or so-called darkness. emerge.   Pirminius - messenger of faith - gesture - structure, Poem for “moderation in everything”, shimmers from the riverbed of this other world with its credo right into the present, cor dare - the attitude of the open heart.   Its light falls on a counterpart from the now - a human child of the present: Bloated, empty of meaning, fleeing from a life of enough into consumption.   Frustrated with life, waiting for more and more. What will remain of him - in the flow of time? Glitter or darkness?

Text: Peter Michael Lupp
Photography: Elke Birkelbach
Sculpture: Andreas Kuhnlein

49°11'13.229 “N 7°22'8.317 “E

Former Benedictine abbey Hornbach. Originally 8th century monastery district: remains of the Gothic cloister, Fabianstift (12th century) with atlant figure (12th century) and Michaelskapelle (12th century), in the Historama monastery museum, Carolingian capital (8th century) and “Hornbacher Stern”, ashlar (probably capital, 12th/13th century). Today a monastery hotel and museum.Hornbach, Catholic parish church of St. Pirminius (Pirminius relic, 8th century).

WHAT REMAINS

Dialogue between space and time on the position of man

Altheim, “Pirminiusgarten”, Böckweiler, Stephanuskirche, Hornbach, Pirminiusgrab.

The art project sees itself as a contribution to the development of rural areas in the Saarpfalz district and to aesthetic and cultural education for sustainable development in the Bliesgau UNESCO biosphere reserve.