With New Works, Tony Cragg presents a selection of current sculptures made of wood and stone and gives an insight into the latest developments in his sculptural work.

Cragg's sculptures arise from an intensive engagement with form, material, and the forces that govern our world. Organic-looking structures evoke the movement of water, plant forms, or cellular processes, and their effect changes with every shift in perspective. Instead of depicting objects, Cragg makes the hidden orders of matter visible and investigates the relationship between micro- and macrostructures, surface and internal composition.

The exhibition impressively demonstrates how material, movement, and perception interact. New Works offers a fascinating glimpse into Tony Cragg's distinctive formal language, which ranks among the most important positions in contemporary sculpture.