new drawings by the Austrian painter - “forget surrealism with its redundant reference to the individual unconscious … Pils’ images leave psychologizing behind, looking at the grotesque behavior of humanity as a whole” - Bice Curiger

working with a metaphor for infinity and the physical existence of the Earth, the exhibition explores “layers of meaning, of image carriers, of explanations of the world”

Paulina Aumayr, Allen-Golder Carpenter, and Thomas Supper “work at the thresholds of their respective media, questioning social, cultural, and material systems. They dissolve existing boundaries and transform structures from within” - Luisa Seipp

“deepening the interplay between the familiar and the uncanny, where the beautiful intertwines with the grotesque … this ambivalence unfolds into a poetic, narrative language that refuses resolution and remains held in suspension”

“deepening the interplay between the familiar and the uncanny, where the beautiful intertwines with the grotesque … this ambivalence unfolds into a poetic, narrative language that refuses resolution and remains held in suspension”