This archival volume brings together key projects and works by the Austrian artist Gertrude Moser-Wagner from 2009 to 2021.

The book is structured around literary parallel texts, dialogues, and essays that examine the artist’s conceptual approaches, spatial interventions, and research-based practices in sculpture and public art. It reflects on the ways Moser-Wagner engages with external environments — urban and natural — and incorporates found language and objects into her process. Her studio practices, often situated outdoors, allow for encounters between material, gesture, and situation. Many of the works discussed are oriented toward future processes and emphasize a conceptual balance that transcends physical equilibrium, metaphorically resonating with planetary and social dynamics. The tone of the texts is both poetically reflective and critically oriented, underscoring themes of resistance, participation, and creative renewal.