On the way back from Munich on June 18, 1983, Herbert Rösler was involved in a serious car accident where he lost 90% of his eyesight.

He was hospitalized and treated over several months in a specialized eye clinic in Tübingen.

During his recovery he dictated the book Für eine neue Welt (For a new world).

The book features prose, poetry, drawings and photographs of the group, it was self-published in 1985.

Before the end of 1983 the Gruppe 91 also moved to Tübingen.

The majority of Rösler's work was created between 1984 and 2006.

From 1991 to 2000 his work was displayed in a gallery near the Steinlach.

Since then it is exhibited in the G91-Bau which was an old construction hall for tanks, transformed and redesigned after Rösler's drafts.

In 2002 a local newspaper featured an article about Herbert Rösler and the Gruppe 91 entitled "Jetzt können wir sagen Chadasch" ("Now we can say Chadasch").

This gave birth to the self chosen titling for Rösler's style of art Chadasch which is the Hebrew word for new.

Since his passing in 2006, members of the Gruppe 91 still live by Rösler's spirit and carry on his artistic legacy in the G91-Bau and further local exhibitions.
On the way back from Munich on June 18, 1983, Herbert Rösler was involved in a serious car accident where he lost 90% of his eyesight.
He was hospitalized and treated over several months in a specialized eye clinic in Tübingen.
During his recovery he dictated the book Für eine neue Welt (For a new world).
The book features prose, poetry, drawings and photographs of the group, it was self-published in 1985.
Before the end of 1983 the Gruppe 91 also moved to Tübingen.
The majority of Rösler's work was created between 1984 and 2006.
From 1991 to 2000 his work was displayed in a gallery near the Steinlach.
Since then it is exhibited in the G91-Bau which was an old construction hall for tanks, transformed and redesigned after Rösler's drafts.
In 2002 a local newspaper featured an article about Herbert Rösler and the Gruppe 91 entitled "Jetzt können wir sagen Chadasch" ("Now we can say Chadasch").
This gave birth to the self chosen titling for Rösler's style of art Chadasch which is the Hebrew word for new.
Since his passing in 2006, members of the Gruppe 91 still live by Rösler's spirit and carry on his artistic legacy in the G91-Bau and further local exhibitions.
Herbert Rösler