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Heute 1314 / Gestern 520 / Woche 2477 / Monat 3057 / : 234042

HERS
28.03. bis 19.04.2026
Sarita Dey, Teona Gogichaishvili, Gözde Ju,

Mison Schreff, Olga Ulmann

 

 

Eröffnung: Freitag, 27.03.2026 um 19 Uhr

 

Finissage: Samstag, 18.04.2026 von 17 bis 20 Uhr / Talk um 18 Uhr

                   Sonntag, 19.04.2026 von 11 bis 13 Uhr

 

 


© Gözde Ju

 

 

This exhibition brings together five women artists whose works unfold layered narratives around home, belonging, the body, memory, and women’s labor. Coming from different geographies and disciplines, the artists draw on personal experiences, family relationships, cultural heritage, and political imagery and systems of representation— exploring the fragile yet transformative nature of what we call her(s) home.

 

Gözde Ju’s works focus on the often-invisible histories of domestic crafts and women’s labor, inviting a reconsideration of family relations, social roles, and the act of building a home through everyday objects. Teona Gogichaishvili‘s photographs visualize the evolving forms of motherhood, capturing the delicate balance between closeness and distance over time. Sarita Dey’s practice explores themes of belonging, womanhood, and the notion of “returning home,” articulated through bodily gestures and embodied experiences unfolding across physlandscapes, shifting geographies, and the emotional terrain of family histories.Olga Ulmann revisits historical representations of the female body and examines their lasting influence on contemporary visual culture. Mison Schreff’s embroidered work subtly reinterprets architectural and political symbolism through a delicate process of abstraction.

 

Taken together, these works suggest that home is not merely a physical space, but a field woven from memories, relationships, representation, and the structures - political and personal- that shape what we are allied to call our own.
Gözde Ju

 

 

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