Nymphäum presents a significant body of new work by Anselm Kiefer at Thaddaeus Ropac in Pantin, on the outskirts of Paris, France. The exhibition centers on the artist's career-long interest in mythology and the natural world, translated through his signature heavy, tactile approach to the canvas.

The presentation features more than twenty monumental paintings that utilize an unconventional range of materials including straw, shellac, chalk, and metallic sediment. Among the highlights is the eight-metre-long Die Oreaden, where Kiefer explores the intersection of landscape and ancient lore through thick, geological layers of pigment and organic matter.

Seeing these works in the vast industrial architecture of the Pantin gallery provides a sense of space that central Paris venues rarely offer. It allows Kiefer's Neo-Expressionist compositions to breathe, highlighting the transformation of raw materials into a contemporary form of history painting.

A rewarding journey for those who appreciate monumental scale and the visceral, physical presence of materials that define Kiefer's late career.

The gallery is located in Pantin; visitors should confirm specific opening hours and regional transport schedules before departing central Paris.