Two Towers
Steff Lüthi's towers act as silent markers in space.
The theme of Steff Lüthi's towers is Babylonian and serves as a reflection of our time. They explore the human drive to constantly aspire higher – symbolized by the vertical form of the tower.
The iron material used alludes to the foundation of our modern high-energy culture, while the small, bronze-cast figures depict humanity in its role within this system. The juxtaposition of the delicate figures' scale and the tower's height creates a tension that prompts questions.
They draw on familiar architectural forms and translate them into a reduced, almost poetic visual language. Navigating stability and fragility, they offer new perspectives on height, density, and equilibrium. Lüthi's works invite viewers to pause and rediscover the relationship between object, environment, and their own perception.
- Format: 308 x 100 cm
Steff Lüthi
The striking contrast between large and small is characteristic of many works by the sculptor Steff Lüthi.
Hotel Schloss Ragaz, Bad Ragaz
Hotel Schloss Ragaz is nestled within an expansive park in Bad Ragaz. The estate harmoniously blends natural landscaping with the vastness of the surrounding mountain scenery. Here, art engages in a quiet dialogue with the landscape and space.
