Lemusichs Garden

Lemusichs Garden unfolds as an imaginary space of thought and experience, where hermetic philosophy, myth, and aesthetic play overlap. The works move beyond rational systems and linear models of knowledge. They follow no dogmatic order, but an open process in which meanings emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure. Knowledge appears here not as possession, but as movement. Drawing on alchemical and hermetic traditions—those counter-models to normative worldviews—the series connects intellectual concepts with sensuous appearance. In resonance with Schiller’s idea of the playing human, the image itself becomes a site of free play: an aesthetic glass-bead game in which memory, knowledge, intuition, and imagination interpenetrate transparently, suggesting a living wholeness. The garden is thus less a setting than a conceptual path, along which memory and imagination flow into one another.

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