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Ursula Ott’s mirrored colored glass panes draw attention to the changing occurences of light and color in accordance with the day and seasons. The discs, clearly contoured geometric fields – often circles – are in silent interaction with the viewer, changing color and reflection depending on the moment and position of the subject. The light paints. With each movement of the eye, every change of the light, colors form into oscillation, into vibration. The outside world is shadowy and unreal, as seen through a veil, sunk deep into the colored glass. The inner view and the deep perception make their appearance, attention is directed to the changing sensation, away from the image of the outside world. Frequently, Ott’s discs radiate in glowing gold, which changes again at the next change of position. At the same time, the cool blue moonlight, the green of nature appear. Then again the colors mix like in a kaleidoscope. Banned, we stand before these works full of transcendence, spirituality, and light movement. Again and again, different sensations and feelings are evoked similarly as they might be by a piece of music.