Dieter Roth: A Life Sculpted from Chaos and Materials Dieter Roth (1930 – 1998) emerged from the post-war art scene as a singular, relentlessly inventive force—an artist who fundamentally challenged the boundaries between art and life. His work, often startling in its physicality and process, wasn’t about creating polished objects but rather documenting and embodying the very act of making itself. Roth's trajectory is one of constant experimentation, embracing a dizzying array of materials – wood, cardboard, rope, metal, plastic, even found objects – transforming them into complex, evolving…