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There he lived the life of a cosmopolitan:

"I grew up with people from all over the world. My childhood friends came from Turkey, Mexico, Chile, Japan, Israel, Romania, Italy and probably 20 other countries. Even as a child, the world was incredibly diverse and big for me. My thinking also became global in the area of environmental protection, through meetings in the bread factory in Frankfurt, where eco-demos were organised (Runway West), in which I took part. My friendship with refugees, especially from the Middle East, such as Iranian dissidents, whom I helped to stay, made me think a lot about the inner relationship of all people, no matter where they come from.  All this was very important for me to see the world as a global village and multicultural phenomenon. I believe that such a global village already existed in the early Bronze Age and that there was early shipping that made this possible."

This is why Dr Kai Helge Wirth became both a geographer and an art historian/artist in Germany. He worked at several high schools, institutions and universities in research and teaching. He had art and science projects with Pfizer, film projects with ARTE, HR ZDF, RTL and wrote articles in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Frankfurter Rundschau The Times oM... As a geographer, he studied  anthropogeography and some semesters cartography. This makes him an expert in maps and geographical descriptions. He is member of Unesco World Heritage Art Education (Prof Stroeter Bender).
As an art historian, he studied art psychology (P.of. v. Gizicky) As an art psychologist, he has focussed on the question of the objective intersubjective readability of works of art. This makes him a specialist in the question: What do artefacts mean and what language do they speak? How can we decipher the aesthetic riddles?

In 2018, when Valletta was the official European Capital of Culture, Dr Wirth was honoured by the Maltese Madame President for his services to prehistoric research.
He achieved international fame through the filming of his research by several television stations.

Selection of our partners, projects, lectures and publications

Max Planck Society, Fraunhofer Society, Pfizer Research, Pfizer Ltd,
Sternwarte BERLIN, JVC Deutschland GmbH, AFP Fund Placement, ARTE, Hessischer Rundfunk, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Frankfurter Runschau and many more.