News
News
Embedded Files
LKZ – Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung published an article about my solo exhibition “Ein Name findet sich” at Kunstverein Ludwigsburg. The article highlights the exhibition’s focus on small, easily overlooked things and the process of casting weeds in bronze. It also addresses the question of naming as an act connected to perception and appropriation.
Exhibition period: 11 April – 03 June 2026
Kunstverein Ludwigsburg
MIK, Eberhardstraße 1, 71634 Ludwigsburg
Ein Name findet sich (A Name Finds Itself) is an installation in the Salon, the vaulted cellar of the Kunstverein Ludwigsburg. Objects form constellations across two large panels—one on metal legs, the other on two plinths. Their different heights and the distances between objects create a calm, delicate order. Along the walls, a series of individual object photographs offers another way in, isolating forms and making differences easier to notice. Magnifying glasses invite close looking, bringing out small traces and details. Some objects stand apart on metal or stone supports, shifting between grouping and singular presence.
The exhibition begins with the act of naming—how a name can imply possession and attribution. Here, forms were not designed as planned outcomes; they emerged through process.
Naming is treated less as a label than as a way of noticing. In this shift, a name isn’t assigned. It’s discovered.
Further information:
RECENT
Exhibition period: 6 February – 21 March 2026
Inselgalerie
Petersburger Straße 76A, 10249 Berlin
Prof. Mariella Mosler (Sculpture, Ceramics, and Site-Related Form Processes) presents works from her class together with alumna Aeree Sul and student Yamo Aydemir.
The gallery spaces are enveloped in near-complete darkness, wrapped in an almost sacred twilight. Isolated zones begin to glow — bright islands emerging from the dark — which, upon closer approach, reveal themselves as sculptures and assemblages. Colored moving images, hovering in space and projected onto the walls, speak of urban environments and human interactions, of memories and desires, of movement through landscape and nature.
Further information:
Exhibition period: 5–8 February 2026
art Karlsruhe
Halle 3, Messe Karlsruhe, Messeallee 1, 76287 Rheinstetten
A curated special exhibition of promising graduates from the art academies in Baden-Württemberg (Staatliche Akademie der Künste Karlsruhe, Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe and Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart) is intended to support these young talents as they enter the art market, make them visible and enable them to discover unseen positions.
In co-operation with Monopol and the LBBW, up to six artists or collectives have been selected from each of these universities to show their work at the fair.
Exhibition period: 14 December 2025–7 February 2026
Altes Automatenwerk
Burgenlandstraße 15, 70469 Stuttgart
The exhibition nature body connects the body and nature as living systems of growth and change.
In the age of artificial intelligence, we ask what remains natural - and how body and technology interpenetrate one another. Through artistic exploration, the exhibition invites viewers to sense the subtle transitions between organic life and digital existence. Exhibits on tree structures, branching, and organic forms reveal that the body itself is nature: a network of relationships, movement, and awareness.
Exhibition period: 18 October 2025–26 October 2025
Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Stirling-Halle, Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 30-32
70173 Stuttgart
An exhibition of graduate works from the programs Diploma in Fine Arts, M.Ed. Artistic Teaching with a focus on Fine Arts, and M.F.A. Body, Theory and Poetics of the Performative from the winter semester 2024/2025 and the summer semester 2025.
“A–Z. Mapping the Future” brings the diversity of artistic production at the Stuttgart Academy into the museum space and signals that, for the participating artists, the future has already begun.
The exhibition is a cooperation between the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart and ABK Stuttgart and is funded by the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg.
Further information:
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse