with kind support of ceramics artist beate pfefferkorn.
in collaboration with the city of freital.
listening begins with a gesture.
hör mal hin is a small series of porcelain objects shaped like gentle funnels: an invitation to tune into nature’s soundscape in a more mindful way. held to the ear, these vessels heighten our sense of hearing, amplifying the subtle richness of the natural world: the quiet murmur of a riverbank, the rhythm of waves, the near-silence of water in motion.
crafted with a concave, sound-reflective form, each piece gently catches and enhances ambient sound, turning the simple act of listening into a sensory ritual. these objects invite attention to the often-overlooked acoustics of our surroundings, letting the unnoticed sounds come into focus.
a gentle nudge to slow down, the porcelain horn draws us to the river’s edge — to notice textures, to hear deeply, to be still. it transforms listening into a conscious act, inviting us outdoors to rediscover silence, alone or together.
an invitation to meet the world with open ears.
