Arts & Design

Works for the Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto on the occasion of his exhibition from 26.10.14-25.5.15 in the Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck

A 45 meter long ring made of aluminum tube, made and hung by us, holds the walk-through sculpture „Two Columns for one Bubble Light “.

Foto: Mick Vincenz

For "Paxpa-There is a forest encantada inside of us", we have measured the difficult ceiling suspension, placed and installed according to sketches by the artist.

We wish the visitors of the exhibition a lot of joy and inspiration by the playful interaction with the artist's extensive, beautiful works.

Foto: Mick Vincenz

For the company founder and art smith Georg Schaefer sen. the creative self - development, artistic design and solid craftsmanship were each his jewels – and also everyday objects.

His son and successor Georg Schaefer continued this artistic work and extended it, among other things, by his complicated inlay work.

In the 60s he already worked for various artists of the "Bahnhof Rolandseck", among others for the Hungarian sculptor Lajos Barta.

For Werner Schaefer and his co-workers it is a special pleasure and also a challenge to combine creativity and craftsmanship with individual products and to develop original solutions for unusual artistic projects.

„Heimat“

On the occasion of his exhibition "I am" at the Hans Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck and for the "Remagener Skulpturenufer" the South Tyrolean sculptor Aron Demetz created the bronze woman sculpture "Heimat".

The large-size work has been transported and installed by us to the stone wall.

It is worth not only to visit the exhibition in Rolandseck, but also to make a trip to „Heimat“, Rhine kilometer 635, near Remagen.

To all travelers, cyclists and strollers!

Sleep well under the open sky, right on the banks of the Rhine in Rolandswerth: "Rheinschlafen", the new art work, designed by J. Manz, all the metalwork by our company.'

Plastic on the traffic island in Remagen by Herbert Höcky

On original stones of the "Remagen Bridge", Herbert Höcky arranged white, bent aluminum elements in such a way that both the shape of a bridge can be recognized as well as its destruction.

Made of stainless steel and glass:

The first-aid room of Maria Nordmann at Rolandseck station.

„No Walk, no ART“

„SEVEN STEPS " made of cast steel, left behind by the British artist Hamish Fulton as part of the „Skulpturenufers“ in Rolandseck.

An artwork in frame

The Swiss artist Res Ingold created an artwork within a frame of the sculpturepark Remagen with the helicopter landing field in front of the Hans Arp Museum Rolandseck.