The fact that instead of figural bronzes, that have been dominating among the existing works, now sound (Robin Minard), film (Jenny Perlin), light (Bjørn Melhus), painting (Alicia Paz), photography and language prevail, is most striking. It is not the sculpted form made of a certain material that carries the expression, it is more a container storing the artistic effect. In general, self-experience, memory (Sven Johne) or usability (Nathan Coley) and change (Tilo Schulz) are components of a new concept of sculpture, understood as social and textual, encouraging discovery and play at the same time. Sculpture thinks itself opener in its material and more diverse in its effect. That exceeds physical or traditional body-space-relations just as our everyday life has moved itself into so many medial spaces, to find information, orientation, and entertainment.