Schloss Tarasp, a Swiss castle constructed circa 1040, has seen various ownerships, including the Count of Tyrol and the Helvetic Republic. Today, it belongs to artist Not Vital, who purchased it in 2016. Vital, who emerged on the art scene in New York City, is known for his SCARCH sculptures that merge architecture and sculpture. His foundation oversees cultural projects in the Engadin region, including a sculpture park and an art-focused library, emphasizing the integration of art, nature, and architecture to preserve local heritage.
In the Swiss Alpine region of Engadin, Schloss Tarasp, believed to be built in 1040, has transitioned through numerous ownerships before being acquired by artist Not Vital in 2016.
Not Vital, a multidisciplinary artist recognized internationally, uses Schloss Tarasp and its surroundings, including a sculpture park and Planta House Ardez, to preserve regional art and culture.
Vital's notable work, SCARCH, represents his unique approach to blending sculpture and architecture, reflecting his humorous and enigmatic artistic style developed since the late 1970s.
The revitalization of Parkin Sent and Planta House Ardez showcases Vital's commitment to uniting art, nature, and architecture in his homeland, emphasizing cultural preservation.
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