In a sheltered nook of southeastern Minnesota, flanked by bluff and stream and sky and field, are nestled ten acres of Unabashed Utopian Vision. It is here, at a rural crossroads in the idyllic hamlet of Pilot Mound, that Artist Karl Unnasch has reanimated a long-dormant 1800s mercantile as his studio. Not twenty steps away, he is turning his century-old home into a one-of-a-kind installation.
When Karl first embarked upon this venture, he vowed to cultivate his new Haven, first and foremost, as a sanctuary for free thought. The doors are open in fellowship to all — but for fellow Artists in particular, “the Mound” has become a harbor for self-expression; an anchorage for conceptual abandon; a retreat for reflection, introspection, deliberation, rumination.
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