Silvia Bächli
Bächli’s drawings are reactions to the phenomena she perceives in her immediate surroundings: things and landscapes, observations of movement and sound. Motifs like the outline of a female torso, the silhouette of a couple, or the depiction of a branch, are familiar from her earlier works. They hang between drawings that are less clearly figurative. Freely drawn lines, soft and flowing, dynamically curved or precisely geometric, awaken recollections of landscapes, organic or architectonic structures.
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Bächli’s drawings are reactions to the phenomena she perceives in her immediate surroundings: things and landscapes, observations of movement and sound. Motifs like the outline of a female torso, the silhouette of a couple, or the depiction of a branch, are familiar from her earlier works. They hang between drawings that are less clearly figurative. Freely drawn lines, soft and flowing, dynamically curved or precisely geometric, awaken recollections of landscapes, organic or architectonic structures.
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