The exhibition features art historical greats such as Max Ackermann and Imi Knoebel alongside contemporary positions. From young academy positions, such as Jochen Pankrath and Johanna Schelle, to established sculptors and painters of the 21st century, such as Dietrich Klinge, Harry Meyer, Michael Vogt and Roland Schauls. Also the ongoing engagement in South Korea since 2007 and the concern to create an intercultural bridge is represented by the expressive painter Woo Jong Taek.

The group exhibition brings together a wide variety of artistic positions and shows that good art is not limited to subjective factors, but is mainly characterized by its lasting impact on time and society. Whether avant-garde positions of the early 20th century, which have an impact up to the present, or contemporary artists, who reinterpret art-historical aspects in their work. Each exhibited work is part of our philosophy and reflects timeless values despite all differences in technique, medium or time of origin.