Spanning artistic practices from the 1960s to today, this exhibition offers a particular focus on sculpture – its relationship to place and space and how it reimagines language as artistic material. Drawing from architecture and everyday objects, the participating artists challenge conventional notions of space and interaction. The selection of materials and processes – from handcrafted to industrialised – creates a dialogue with the history of artistic forms and techniques set against the backdrop of global capitalism. Additionally, selected works from Gaby and Wilhelm Schürmann’s private collection expand the exhibition’s scope, playing with scale and self-portraiture.

Experience this exhibition through the lens of the curator Marie-Noëlle Farcy.