On November 2, 2025, an exclusive vernissage will take place in the unique and atmospheric setting of Kloster Einsiedeln. Tim & Rolf Zurfluh will unveil their new series Revelations – a body of work that explores the dialogue between historical fragments, baroque visual worlds, and contemporary abstract painting.The event will be held in the monastery’s historic Oratory, a location that is normally not accessible to the public. This rare occasion offers guests the unique opportunity to experience the works in an exceptional and deeply resonant environment — where history and contemporary art converge.The vernissage includes a welcome by the monastery, live organ music, and a reception, creating an intimate cultural moment that invites personal engagement with the artworks. Attendance is exclusive and offering rare access to a space that is normally closed to the public.

Tim and Rolf Zurfluh showcased their art at the renowned Experimentelle Art Biennale, which in its 22nd edition explores contemporary art under the curatorial theme "Kafkaesque." This concept, inspired by the writings of Franz Kafka, delves into a perception of the world marked by surreal, often disorienting complexity. For the first time, the Biennale brings together 500 works by 80 international artists across Germany, France, Austria, and Switzerland to introduce a "Kafkaesque" worldview into art history on such a grand scale. The exhibition, commemorating Kafka's 100th death anniversary, will run until September 15 and takes place in five unique locations, including the castle Randegg, where Tim and Rolf Zurfluh present their work.