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2023
Diorama
The dioramas show meteorites and volcanic stones that Schulzek collected and bought during her stay in Iceland. They are set in stainless steel plates on which the artist has applied stylized images of the earth‘s atmosphere. The plates were heated by a special laser process to apply the images to the material. For Schulzek, meteorites and volcanic rocks represent entropic material. Entropy describes the process of decay, that every matter strives to the state of disorder.
tektite (23°40‘04.1“N 114°46‘40.6“E; Formation: 700.000 BC), 2023, 190x235x150 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
 tektite (23°40‘04.1“N 114°46‘40.6“E; Formation: 700.000 BC), 2023, 190x235x150 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
meteorite (27°48‘23.8“N 5°39‘03.5“W; Fall: unknown), 2023, 320x395x125 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
 meteorite (27°48‘23.8“N 5°39‘03.5“W; Fall: unknown), 2023, 320x395x125 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
 meteorite (47°31‘22.8“N 138°00‘57.8“E; Fall: 1947), 2023, 320x395x125 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
 meteorite (47°31‘22.8“N 138°00‘57.8“E; Fall: 1947), 2023, 320x395x125 mm
(c) Dirk Tacke
 Installation view, „Schwerkraft und Gnade“, Galerie nouveaux deuxdeux
(c) Dirk Tacke
volcanic stone (Fagradalsfjall, Island, eruption 2022), 2023, 405x325x190 mm; meteorite (Campo del Cielo, Argentina, 4,6 m. years), 2023, 215x175x150 mm
volcanic stone (Kerið, Island, eruption 4.000 BC), 2023, 215x175x100 mm
 meteorite (Campo del Cielo, Argentina, 4,6 m. years), 2023, 215x175x150 mm
meteorite (Campo del Cielo, Argentina, 4,6 m. years), 2023, 215x175x150 mm
volcanic stone (Fagradalsfjall, Island, eruption 2022), 2023, 405x325x190 mm
volcanic stone (Kerið, Island, eruption 4.000 BC), 2023, 215x175x100 mm
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