In the thinking of the German philopsher Martin Heidegger (1889 – 1976), the “wooden path” is not a mistake, but a path leading into the unknown. Based on this thought, the exhibition Holzwege (Wooden Paths) gathers ten artistic positions that do not follow a common programme yet nevertheless still meet in a shared cerebral space.

The exhibition is an attempt to unite three levels: perception, reality and art. How do we perceive reality? How does reality change our perception and vice versa? And how do artists use the means of the present to process, develop and express this reality? The exhibition addresses all of this in a humorous, critical, and sometimes poetic/abstract way. Thus, no clear path is created, but rather a field of possible orientations, a shared forest.

Produced by MUTTER, courtesy of Luisa Cerano, the exhibition is curated by Marcus Boxler, and features Andreas Greiner, Anna Kuen, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Jeewi Lee, Kevin Lüdicke, Lucas Buschfeld, Marta Vovk, Nathalie Brehmer, Patrick Alan Banfield and Tim Berresheim.

The vernisage will take place on Friday 1st May, 6 – 10pm, and the gallery will be open between 12 – 6pm on Saturday 2nd May and Sunday 3rd May.

Potsdamer Str. 97

10785 Berlin

Deutschland

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