hold the line
The nature of time is one of the great mysteries of reality. On one hand, time is a puzzling enigma that has eluded all of humanity’s attempts at total comprehension. On the other hand, time is the most familiar thing in the world. And while the subject has been studied for thousands of years, there […]
inner stem
Zsuzsi Magyari’s practice can be understood as a space for communication and reflection. Her works operate as environments that do not make direct statements, but instead convey experience through perception, association and inner resonance. Recurring motifs in her practice include gardens, flowers and intimate or semi enclosed spaces, which function as visual counterparts to psychological […]
Softshell Archipel
Softshell Archipel Group exhibition with works by Sasha Auerbakh, Jason Bunton, Vasco Costa, Uladzimir Hramovich, Bögdana Kosmina, Wolfgang Obermair, Lesia Pcholka, and Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair An anecdote about the coincidental convergence in the works of three artist friends stands at the beginning of the exhibition “Softshell Archipel”. The shared story can be read as the basis […]
Total Loss
“This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned toward the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage upon wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what […]
Whispers in My Ear
There is a language that crosses surfaces, creeps into the cavities of the visible and manifests itself as an echo. Whispers in My Ear arises from this perceptual threshold: from what lies between presence and absence, between the emergence and dissolution of an infinite multitude of stories and images. It is an exhibition that explores […]
Solid Performance
Lisa Großkopf’s solo exhibition, »Solid Performance«, tackles the relentless pressure to achieve in the modern age. The pervasive sense that we must constantly work on ourselves or be “on” at all times permeates every aspect of our lives. Through a mix of humor, critique, and raw vulnerability, her videos, photographs, installations, and performances confront these […]
Symbiotic Mind
Wolfgang Guenther’s work explores the intermediate stages of human development, perception and self-reflection within the confines of oppressive spaces. Throughout Guenther’s practice the artist examines this representation and reflection within the concept of portraiture which spans from the formation of asexual forms, definitions of their physical nature, through to the dissolution of their character and […]
NEST
Marcin Dudek was ten years old when the Polish People’s Republic collapsed, and his childhood unfolded within the turbulence that accompanied Poland’s transition to capitalism. In the social housing estates on the outskirts of Kraków, the dismantling of state industries and support systems produced conditions of scarcity, instability, and improvisation that shaped daily life for […]
Birds of Paradise
Solo exhibition in the main wing. A system of elevated wooden frameworks runs through the corridors. These structures operate simultaneously as supports and as passageways: they direct movement, frame sightlines, and produce partial concealments. Visitors move under, around, and alongside them, becoming aware of their own bodies in relation to architecture. The structures function less […]
My life
I am having an exhibition in my home, titled My life. I decided that I would title every artwork and exhibition from this point on: My life. The work has nothing and everything to do with my life. It is inside of it—as am I—and thus I may never be able to do anything, make […]