Eeva Hannula
In her experimental photography works Eeva Hannula attempts to destabilise the essence of things and change their everyday meaning. To her the image is an uncertain matter located between fact and fiction, language and body. By using personal archive material, staged photography as well as digitally and physically edited material together she is creating images […]
Yasutaka Kojima
In his photographs Yasutaka Kojima is concerned with the urban networks in big cities. He is especially fascinated by their dimensions, which have expanded far beyond what was intended and can no longer be controlled by humanity – something that has led to an increasing sense of alienation between man and the city. In the […]
Hanae Utamura
Hanae Utamura combines a wide range of image and text material with light projections and object arrangements to create a complex spatial installation, in which she visualizes the transformation processes of historical time-places as the specific site of socio-political constructs. Her latest project, Holiday at War identifies leisure as an organized period of time, investigating […]
Dae Hong Kim
Dae Hong Kim’s work makes use of a great number of media and materials and thus, tongue in cheek, avoids any form of categorization. A common factor in all his works is a sense of the surreal about them, sometimes joined by a rather black sense of humour. They often operate in a border zone […]
Kijin Park
Kijin Park creates installations characterized by a narrative quality. Each work recounts a personal journey and the experiences it offers, which serve as his source of inspiration. The artist processes his thoughts, feelings and experiences in drawings and writing. Park creates a free space for new experiences and narratives with his mainly architectonic, three-dimensional installations, […]
Window Display
YOUR HOME IN BERLIN! by Daniela Comani and Stih & Schnock Video, loop, 7 min., 2011 The video “YOUR HOME IN BERLIN!” is addressing the gentrification in Berlin – a transformation process that’s well underway right now – focussing on recent real estate developments and their impact on working conditions and spaces for artists. www.danielacomani.net […]
Falkenrot Prize 2016
Initiated in 2005, the Falkenrot Prize has been awarded for the tenth time. The Falkenrot Prize-winner 2016 is Berlin-based artist Gregor Hildebrandt (*1974). Gregor Hildebrandt’s installations and objects celebrate the principle of addition in beauty. Although they are not strictly audio works, they are musical in a certain sense. Hildebrandt uses diverse storage media such […]
Böhme And Beyond
Lothar Böhme is one of Germany’s most unusual painters. For most of his life, he lived and made his impact in East Berlin, exerting a powerful influence on many artists of at least two generations, without ever having been a professor at an art academy. Astonishingly, up until now there has been no exhibition showing […]
Chou Yu-Cheng
Chou specializes in the interplay between aesthetics and society. His works emphasize the working process behind visual aesthetics, with a focus on producing alternative modes of operation and thought within established mechanisms, and generating alternative, corresponding benefits through “atypical collaborations” which simultaneously disclose the problems of existing conditions. His artworks take various forms, wherein he often […]
Window Display
The work Visites Possibles (7:04 min, music: Roger Tellier-Craig) by Sabrina Ratté creates a contemporary illusionary space from the variation of an art-historical cognition. While the pulsating labyrinths seem reminiscent of early 3d graphics, they are actually composed from two-dimensional feedback loops of a video synthesizer. The choice of colours is oriented on the so […]