International Artist Habitat

The „immigrant artists shelter“ - habitat is a structure developed from the two images of a puppet house and a cloister cells. 

It is another model for a new living museum and as such following the general idea of the Paul Pozozza Museum that the artists work in situ instead of just sending their artwork to museums. 

The public can participate by just watching the artistic process or also being involved in it themthelves.

For example:
Marcus Kaiser, the composer, can bring up a sound – composition in a landscape garden and public chorus,
http://marcus-kaiser.net/marcus-kaiser.html
http://www.opernfraktal.de/


Günter Thorn, sculptor and musician, show the transparency of material glass in physical static optic phenomena
http://www.guenter-thorn.de/

Marcel Hardung, sculptor,  follows the principle of rotation and connections of ceremonies within 5000 years of the folks around the globe with reference to Aby Warburgs Ethnology.
www.marcelhardung.com

Julia Lohmann, painter-sculptor, shows how to use color as a tool for diverse perceptions of the world and movement in space. 
https://julialohmann.com

The project can be enlarged by 4 more international artists up tp 8 artists.

Art Curators of Paul Pozozza Museum during all the years are the art historian Dr. Stephan von Wiese, former Director of 20 century art of the Museum Kunstpalast Düsseldorf and the publisher of the Pozozza Studies, Dr. Marcus Mueller.