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In their paintings, sculptures, films, and large-scale installations the London art group Troika contemplate on the intersections between analog and digital realities. At the center of their interest are humanity‘s experiences and knowledge gained through technology and how these transform our understanding and relationships to nature, society, and reality.

This editorial provides an in-depth insight into the work of Lou Jaworski and accompanies his solo exhibition NATURE, which opens up a space oscillating between material and cultural memory, the subconscious and post-minimalist forms.

Rindon Johnson's first solo exhibition at the Berlin gallery is based on his science fiction novel Clattering and presents an expansive installation that was created on the occasion of Johnson's nomination for the Future Generation Art Prize 2021 and was on view for a short time at the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv.

bodies of resilience highlights the physical and emotional dimensions of Gary Kuehn’s works, exploring the tensions between constraint and release, gesture and geometry and softness and rigidity. The solo show brings together selected sculptures, paintings and drawings from 1969 – 1972 and beyond.

The group exhibition failed transcendence features works by Niko Abramidis &NE, Helga Dóróthea Fannon, Nicolás Lamas, Haroon Mirza, and Jeremy Shaw, engaging in a multi media exploration of traditional concepts of truth, reality, and the attainment of higher states of consciousness.