Variety of Radiographic Shadows
This exhibition showcases what art can achieve in schools by presenting the results of two special cultural projects from the Röntgen Integrated Secondary School.
Image gallery
On display are works from the “Images Through X-Rays” project days, during which students explored Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen and his era, the imaging technique he invented, and its diverse possibilities in a playful and creative way across eight stations. The creation of shadows and shadow images serves as a common thread throughout this part of the exhibition.
A second focus is the pilot project “MUS-E,” in which artists from the fields of visual arts, music, theater, and dance spent an entire school year researching, creating, and experimenting with a class. The exhibition not only showcases the resulting works but also offers fascinating insights into the creative processes and collaborative development.
Both projects demonstrate how art creates spaces for connection, self-confidence, and active participation. They highlight how students help shape their learning environment, discover their talents, and develop their own forms of expression.
