For Angela M. Flaig, working with natural materials, in the form of construction characteristic of sculpture, is essential.Her starting point is an intense, almost microscopic closeness to nature, which she seeks through the deliberate use of flying seeds and flowers as her essential materials. Her works pose the question of the presence of nature, which is actually no longer present in the artwork, in a haunting way. At the same time, her works represent an attempt to transfer the growth and decay present in nature, i.e. the permanent process of change, into the static medium of artistic sculpture.
Geometric, reduced, elementary forms are at the forefront of her works. The circle, the oval or the rectangle and square can be found again and again. The theme of nature is in the foreground and the works demand patience and tenacity, just as nature demands of itself.