40 Days Travel:  Works by Nadalian In Italy & Germany  (2003)

In June 2003, when Nadalian presented his RiverArt project in the 50 biennale of Venice, he carved images of fish on the stones and rocks of seashore in Lido.  He also dropped many of his stones with images of fish in the Canal of Venice. This was done with the hope of bringing better environment, life and fertility. Then he has been invited for the exhibition of Open 2003.  In August 2003 he went back to Italy and carved more fish, crabs, snakes, hand and feet on the stones and rocks of Lido as a part of the Open 2003 exhibition.  

In September 2003 he went to Germany and studied German at Goethe Institute in Mannheim.  There he participated in some exhibitions and left a set of carvings at Rhein River.

Between 6th, 7th and 8th of September, he participated in the Exhibition of What is Art? What is Sound? in Luisen Park of  Mannheim. 

In Luisen Park he set up some environmental installation.  He also left many of his carving in the parks and the stream which passing through the Park.

Between 12 to 22 September 2003, he exhibited his works and set up a water installation in the Goethe Institute.  This exhibition was held in the occasion of International day of Goethe.  He also carve three peace of stones and dedicated them to Goethe Institute.

When he lived in Mannheim, he carve many images on the stones of Rhein River (Strandbad & Sillerpappel in Wald Park) in Mannheim.  This series, which he has named “The Rhein again has Fish”, have been abandoned at the site where they were created.

Works In Lido (Italy)   

Works In Venice (Italy)  

Works In Germany

Works in Luisen Park

Works in Goethe Institute

Works at Rhein River