Name: Form, Figure and Rhythm: Images by Brigitte Weichert and Hans-Heinrich Dittrich
Start: 2026-05-14T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-14T02:00:00+02:00
Location: Haus an der Redoute

An exhibition experience between form, figure, and inner imagery

At the House on the Redoute in Bonn-Bad Godesberg, two artistic signatures meet that make seeing itself the subject: Brigitte Weichert and Hans-Heinrich Dittrich. The exhibition Form, Figure and Rhythm invites visitors on May 14, 2026, to a focused examination of their works, where form, line, surface, and movement enter into a lively dialogue.

Between perception and expression

Hans-Heinrich Dittrich develops his works from the concept of Form-ART. His art connects perceptual psychology, emotional processes, and an image language in which figures emerge from the background and sink back into it. This tension between the visible and the hidden shapes the aesthetic experience and grants the images a peculiar inner movement.

Material, line, and rhythm

The exhibition unfolds its effect not through loudness but through precision. Painting, drawing, and artistic positioning create an exhibition atmosphere where reduced forms and rhythmic structures guide the gaze. It is precisely the balance of order and openness that makes the appeal of this exhibition statement: it is about art that invites careful observation.

Bad Godesberg as a cultural location

The House on the Redoute is a traditional venue for exhibitions in the city of Bonn. The presentation in the historic building anchors contemporary art in a civic cultural space that has provided a public stage for artists for years. This connects cultural education with immediate encounters: the works do not speak abstractly about art but challenge personal perception.

Why the visit is worthwhile

Those who visit this exhibition will not experience a quick glance but a quiet, concentrated approach to imagery full of symbolism, figures, and gestural tension. Form, Figure and Rhythm promises an artistic experience that connects intuition and analysis and opens the space for new perspectives. A visit to the House on the Redoute is worthwhile for all who want to not only look at art but experience it in the truest sense of the word.