Nathalie Latham
Nathalie Latham travels to very different countries all over the world, seeking to understand the universal quality within the manifold forms of human experience and to express it by artistic means. Documenting the living conditions, cultures and emotional concerns of the people that she meets, she wants her artistic work to sharpen each individual’s awareness […]
Luca Trevisani
Luca Trevisani’s works are experiments aiming at a definition of the manifold relations between space, object, architecture and the viewers within it. Partly, they are manifest as performances in real time with audience participation, or else they take the form of sculptures and photographs documenting past experiments. Trevisani’s objects often resemble hand-made apparatuses or bizarre […]
Catherine Bolduc
Catherine Bolduc’s installations invite visitors to experience fantastic, playful spaces in which the banal is frequently stylised, transforming it into something miraculous. Striking mirror effects, coloured light, flashing stroboscopes or just the sheer accumulation and illumination of glittering baubles create wonderful, ephemeral fantasy worlds so fragile that they evade physical assimilation. In Studio 3, Catherine […]
Søren Lose
Søren Lose’s current artistic practice concerns topics such as architecture, symbolism, power and myths. The basis of his work is found documentary material, which he presents in new aesthetic and conceptual contexts. “Abendland” (Occident) is a project concerning the history of Berlin, a place where diverse epochs and political systems are mirrored in the city’s […]
Daydreams & Dark Sides
The exhibition ‘Daydreams & Dark Sides’ pays witness to our indefinable age – transitory moments as the counterpart to a reduction of art to simple functions and platforms of discourse that deliberate over the merely superficial. Every person probably has his dreams, every night, but they evaporate with his first look into the mirror next morning. […]
Hadassah Emmerich
Hadassah Emmerich’s works on paper, mural paintings and installations are immediately striking because of their distinctive colouration and large formats, which sometimes fill an entire room. She combines a wide range of materials and techniques; employing acrylic paints, ink, watercolours, charcoal and lino-printing, she creates different levels and layers that lend a characteristic, mysterious atmosphere […]
Charlotte Schleiffert
Charlotte Schleifferts highly-expressive coloured drawings and paintings reflect socially relevant topics such as power, oppression, poverty, displacement or prostitution. The artist, who lives in Holland and China, finds her motifs in newspaper reports and magazines from the countries in which she dwells. Characteristic colours, moods, patterns or typical materials of the place where she is […]
Hans-Joachim Schulze
People are always talking about Leipzig because of Neo Rauch and the “New Leipzig School”. But the Leipzig School of the 80s also formed roots in the field of alternative concepts, intermedia activities and an expressive – tending towards the abstract – formal language in painting. This is evidenced by events like the foundation of […]
Nico Dockx
Nico Dockx’ works often constitute his response to found texts, images or architectonic structures. In many cases, he works together with other artists, musicians or even scientists, since his aesthetic practice develops in conjunction with and relation to others. Nico Dockx’ work is inspired by a fundamental interest in structural processes and archives. His installations, […]
Moonjoo Lee
Moonjoo Lee works with painting and collage techniques. Many years ago in her home city Seoul, she began documenting its omnipresent areas of urban renewal – the so-called “redevelopment sites” – in photographs and painting, and she has retained this practice to the present day. Since then, the transitory nature of urban landscapes has constituted […]