In my work, I try to break through the static, moving towards a kind of fictional renaissance. I question without judging, and without providing answers. In terms of content, I engage with social themes. Observations of global situations, as well as impulses from my immediate surroundings, become motives for my artistic practice. I understand my work as petrified moments. The design moves between reality, fiction, design objects, ambivalence and irritation. The choice of material is closely connected to the respective project. Both radiance and intensity oscillate with the subject matter and the material.

"Aesthetics and meaning are the envelope of my work."

Veronika Dierauer | Sculptor | Artist

 

Veronika Dierauer is a Swiss sculptor and artist whose large-scale sculptures and sculptural works are created entirely by hand. Her work unfolds in a compelling dialogue between the Renaissance and the present, bringing together classical sculpture and a distinctive contemporary language of form. Marble stands at the centre of her practice, its weight, surface, and expressive force shaping her works in essential ways. At the same time, other materials are introduced where they deepen the artistic context of a piece. The result is contemporary sculpture of strong physical presence, combining craftsmanship, material sensitivity, and conceptual depth. Her work moves between fine art, sculpture, and public art, engaging with form, memory, and social themes.