KunstHierHer – Art Exhibition at the Nadelfabrik

The annual exhibition series *KunstHierHer* brings together artistic works that explore perception, memory, nature, and human experience in various ways. In

2026, the focus will be on the works of Heidi Sträterhoff, Andreas Herrmann, Kplx, and Susanne Patzke.

Sculptor Heidi Sträterhoff has been working with stone and wood for many years. In these natural materials, she discovers hidden forms and stories that she seeks to bring to light. Her sculptures allow the unique qualities of the material to speak for themselves while simultaneously demonstrating a creative engagement with its structure, character, and expressive power.

Andreas Herrmann studied architecture and art in Aachen and has been working as a freelance photographer since 1980. His photographs are characterized by a precise eye for structures, spaces, and situations. In doing so, he combines the sensitivity of an artist with the attentiveness of an observer, opening up new perspectives on reality.

Kritzelkomplex, or KPLX for short, is René Engels’ illustration project. His works are created in the traditional manner with pencil and ink and range from atmospheric, conceptual illustrations and urban sketches to webcomic projects such as *Space Cop Diary*. He
initially published his drawings on his own website and on social media. Today, his hand-drawn works reach an international audience. Original drawings, prints, and other works are available through his website.

Susanne Patzke’s art moves between observation and imagination. The images—her preferred format being the square—not only depict people, for example while reading, but also reveal how thoughts wander, memories emerge, and stories can alter reality. The works encourage viewers to let their own thoughts wander. At times, she invites visitors to get creative themselves.

KHH No. 16 invites you to rediscover the familiar and immerse yourself in the diverse stories that art can tell.

Further information:


https://www.kunsthierher.de/Öffnungszeiten:Freitag, October 2, 26: 5:00–9:00 p.m
. Saturday, October 3, 2026: 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m
. Sunday, October 4, 2026: 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m

. Free admission!