The sculptures, paintings and drawings by Alexander Polzin are linked to an intensive dialogue with music, theater, contemporary and historical literature, as well as art history. Alexander Polzin seeks close artistic exchange with contemporary composers, writers and other greats of intellectual life. Even in the 21st Century, he takes the risk of creating new works based on the human figure, which negotiate politically and socially relevant issues. A central part of his work is an engagement with the question of guilt and atonement, and the tense relationship between perpetrator and victim.