“Ontological Relief and the Illusion of Matter”: The Four-Dimensional Quantum Sculptures by Julian Voss-Andreae

“Ontological Relief and the Illusion of Matter”: The Four-Dimensional Quantum Sculptures by Julian Voss-Andreae

“Ontological Relief and the Illusion of Matter”: The Four-Dimensional Quantum Sculptures by Julian Voss-Andreae

Hohmann Fine Art hosts solo exhibition with new works by the visionary sculptor.

April 7May 16, 2025
HOHMANN, Palm Desert
44651 Village Court, Palm Desert

PALM DESERT, Calif., March 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Julian Voss-Andreae is not your typical sculptor. Before gaining international recognition for his art, he was a quantum physicist contributing to groundbreaking research now found in textbooks. Born in Hamburg, Germany, into a family of artists, he initially pursued science, studying under Nobel Prize-winning physicist Anton Zeilinger. His work explored how the everyday world emerges from the strange realm of quantum mechanics. But in 2001, Voss-Andreae took an unexpected turn, leaving physics behind to study sculpture in the United States. Today, his art merges these disciplines, bringing quantum concepts to life through sculptures that challenge perception.

His signature works shift and even vanish as the viewer moves—an effect achieved by meticulously spaced stainless steel slices that echo quantum wave functions. These sculptures exist in four dimensions, with time as a crucial element. “Voss-Andreae’s sculptures are more than just static objects; they change as you take the time to move around them, revealing new perspectives with every step,” says Christian Hohmann, his longtime art dealer. “This dynamic quality makes them truly immersive experiences, pushing the boundaries of what sculpture can be.”

Among his most recent successes is Quantum Astronaut, a striking piece that took social media by storm. A short video of the prototype went viral, amassing over 90 million views and creating overwhelming demand. His work was sold out for two years, forcing the postponement of this solo exhibition—twice—simply because there was nothing left to sell.

Now, HOHMANN Fine Art presents Ontological Relief and the Illusion of Matter, a solo exhibition showcasing Voss-Andreae’s visionary sculptures. Throughout their decade-long collaboration, Christian Hohmann has placed the artist’s works in esteemed private and public collections worldwide. This exhibition is a rare opportunity to see a comprehensive selection of Voss-Andreae’s work, made possible through the generosity of collectors willing to delay receiving their sculptures for the show.

Founded in 1976, HOHMANN Fine Art has built a nearly 50-year legacy of presenting significant contemporary art. The gallery collaborates with museums, exhibits at major art fairs such as Art Miami, publishes catalogs, and stages exhibitions in its museum-style space in Palm Desert and a satellite showroom in Palm Springs. It is also actively involved in public art projects, placing large-scale sculptures in prominent locations. Recent collaborations include a solo exhibition of David Černý at the Crocker Museum, a solo show of Matt Devine at the Oceanside Museum of Art, an exhibition of Michael Azgour at the Fresno Museum of Art, and public sculpture installations of Julian Voss-Andreae, David Černý, Matt Devine, and Roger Reutimann in Palm Springs.

The exhibition runs from April 7 through May 16, 2025, at HOHMANN Fine Art in Palm Desert. The opening reception is by invitation only, but art enthusiasts can register for a public Q&A with the artist through the gallery’s website. For more information, visit www.hohmann.art, call (760) 346-4243, or follow on Instagram at www.instagram.com/hohmann.art

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