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Der Spiegel-Kubus besteht im Kern aus industriellem Glas, zusammengesetzt aus Sand und Siliziumdioxid – einem Rohstoff, der in Zeiten wachsender Ressourcenknappheit zunehmend an ökologischer und geopolitischer Bedeutung gewinnt. Dietrich verweist mit diesem Werk auf den oft übersehenen Wert alltäglicher Materialien und schafft ein Denkmal für das scheinbar Banale: den Sand. Das reflektierende Glas verwandelt sich so in eine vielschichtige Metapher… – für Transparenz und Täuschung, für Selbstbild und Weltbild.
Bernd Caspar Dietrich works as a painter, sculptor, and installation artist with materials such as cement, clay, pigment, acrylic, glass, and gold – inspired by his studies at the Düsseldorf Art Academy and international influences. His technique is process-oriented, material-based, and oscillates between abstraction and symbolism, combining classical with unconventional materials and often allowing for cracks, layering, and erosion. His works are deeply moving, inviting reflection on social responsibility, change, and the fragility of our world – creating a poetic-political experiential space full of tension.