Step into the "Unbridled Realm—Lausanne Primal Art Collection"

After viewing the portraits of the artists displayed at the beginning, step into the official exhibition titled "Unbridled Realm—Lausanne Primal Art Collection." Due to the heat, there are not many visitors, but those who do come are drawn into an unprecedented artistic vortex.
Look at the paintings hanging on the walls; the lines are like wild horses running free, galloping and leaping across the canvas without restraint. The colors are even bolder and more uninhibited, with the intense clash of red and green, the passionate intertwining of yellow and purple, so fiery it seems to ignite the eyes. Upon closer inspection, the brushstrokes are very simple, like children’s casual doodles, yet they are filled with a primal vitality.
In the center of the exhibition hall are sculptures of various shapes; some are twisted and deformed, others abstract and bizarre, completely breaking my preconceived notions of traditional sculpture. Looking at the creators, they include people with mental illnesses, autism, housewives, farmers, and retired workers, most of whom exist outside the traditional art world and have not received professional training. They express their inner worlds in the purest way, without reservation.
Here, there are no so-called artistic technique constraints, nor are there worldly aesthetic judgments. Each piece is like an unpolished jade, radiating simplicity and freedom, telling the most authentic artistic stories, immersing people in the original charm of art.

Post by KarlVirtus | Sep 21, 2025