OPENING

Friday 19.09.2025, 6-9 p.m.
Tanja Skorepa will speak about the exhibition.
The artists will be present.

The current exhibition presents several series of works by Ursula Hübner: The Invisible, First Garden, The Organs of Spirits, Justine, and Romantic Organs. Still lifes, delicate pastel drawings, and powerful oil paintings with subtle color schemes reflect the inner and outer worlds, making the uncertainty that lies behind objects tangible. The dialogue with one another, that which touches and connects to create something new, is made visible. Viewers are presented with a multifaceted work in which bodies and figures are staged. Thematically, the paintings, collages, and pastels address the fragility of the body and the planet, the question of the balance of living beings, and the necessity and confidence to "turn the tide."
Simultaneously with the exhibition, the first edition of Studio Views, a catalog that will provide regular insights into the work of the artist Ursula Hübner, will be published.

Alina Grabovsky's works are created in series and depict social processes and changes in a multifaceted way. She addresses unstable conditions, precarious identities, transitions, and transformations. She depicts only parts of the human body, fragmented in poses or scenes from everyday life, leisure, and eroticism, interwoven. The style is expressive, the color scheme provocative, further intensifying the tension in the image. Often, there is no clear boundary between the abstract surface and the figurative elements. In a seemingly absurd spatial diversity that obeys no perspectival law, Alina Grabovsky processes autobiographical experiences of her Ukrainian-German-Jewish identity.