Franz Erhard Walther: Objects, to Use, Instruments for Processes

This sourcebook captures the essence of Franz Erhard Walther's innovative approach to art, where objects are transformed into instruments for participation and experience. It delves into Walther's unique philosophy of art, encouraging viewers to engage with his creations and see them as tools for exploration rather than mere visual objects. The collaborative insights from notable figures in the field enhance the understanding of his work and its relevance to contemporary art practices.

Accompanying an exhibition at Fundación Jumex, the book presents a comprehensive reflection on Walther's influence, featuring essays that explore themes of interaction, process, and the artistic experience. Readers are invited to consider not just the visual aspects of his art but also the active processes that define the relationships between artwork and audience, leaving them with a deeper appreciation of Walther's legacy within the art world.