The artwork “Garmish” is a stunning golden sculpture of a bushbaby, a nocturnal primate species. The animal’s graceful pose, with its large eyes and lithe body, evokes the image of a floating entity, similar to a flying squirrel, with subtle references to the pteromys Volans. The sculpture exudes a sense of movement and freedom, transporting the viewer into a world between reality and fantasy.
The interpretation of the artwork triggers a wave of nostalgia through the references to childhood memories and the ski jump tournament in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The golden bush baby, floating in the air, symbolizes the desire for freedom and escape from everyday reality. It invites introspection on the ability to keep secrets and find the balance between reality and imagination.
The emotional impact of “Garmish” is profound. The artwork creates a deep connection to nature and the animal world, with the bush baby exuding a sense of playfulness and adventure. The golden color scheme and floating pose create an atmosphere of magic and freedom, where the viewer can lose themselves in a world of wonder and dreams, away from everyday stress and hustle and bustle.
