Timm Ulrich undisputedly occupies one of the front ranks German contemporary artists, as the performances, objects, prints, poems, x-ray works or wordplays of the "total artist" captivate the observer with their wit, their cleverness and their both material as well as spiritual aplomb. This is what makes Timm Ulrich's art unmistakable, regardless whether the artist sees himself as an artwork and puts himself on display, or whether he stages a gigantic jackstraws, which is definitely not suitable for playing but rather an illustration of the interplay between coincidence and intention. Despite its orientation with tendencies like neo-dada or Constructivism, the amazing art of Timm Ulrich is hard to ascribe to a definite tendency.
Countless exhibitions, the latest in the museum Ritter in Waldenbuch under the interesting title "Blick zurück nach vorn" [Look Back Into The Future] 2010, honor the impressive oeuvre of Timm Ulrich, who was awarded, among others, the Will-Grohmann-Prize and the Lower Saxon Art Prize.