Four female artists, four media, and new perspectives on seeing

The group exhibition “Aperture, monitor, field, mouth, language,” connects different artistic media in a joint presentation. Video installations, sculptures, photographs, and photograms will be on display. Thus, moving images, three-dimensional works, and photographic processes come together in one exhibition.

Participating artists include Keta Gavasheli, Danae Io, Chantal Kaufmann, and Jonida Laçi. Their positions form the core of the group exhibition and give the presentation an international, cross-media orientation. The connection of the various forms of work invites viewers to perceive art from multiple angles and to explore the relationships between image, space, material, and perception.

Art in multiple media

Video installations can convey time-based and spatial impressions, while sculptures have an impact through their physical presence. Photographs and photograms expand the exhibition with different forms of image creation. The themes and individual perspectives that the four participating artists bring to their works can be discovered on-site through direct contact with the artworks.

The exhibition is aimed at everyone who appreciates contemporary art and diverse presentation forms. The combination of photographic works, sculptures, and video art is particularly interesting as it brings together various ways of seeing and experiencing. The exhibition title refers to several terms associated with perception, representation, and language without revealing the individual works in advance.

Visit in Schwerin

The event is scheduled for January 1, 2027 in Schwerin. Details on the exhibition location, street, opening hours, admission prices, and accessibility are not included in this event information. Visitors should check these details on the official event page before traveling.

Those wishing to utilize the beginning of the year for an exhibition visit will find here a compact group show featuring four participating artists and a wide range of media. The presentation provides an opportunity to get to know video installations, sculptures, photographs, and photograms in a shared exhibition context.