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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.

In the early 1980s, Kowanz began experimenting with black light and reflective pigments. Since then, working with black light as a material and staging phosphorescent and fluorescent installations in black light spaces accompanied her artistic practice over decades.

Natacha Donzé allows various iconographies to merge in her paintings, referencing images from political contexts, historical encyclopedias, science fiction, religion, as well as mystical phenomena and superimposing them without hierarchy.

Haroon Mirza views himself as a composer and utilizes sound, video, electronic circuits and everyday objects to develop a complex body of work in which he examines the function of the components used while changing the significance of their cultural and social code. Mirza challenges the categorization of artistic expression with his strong collaborative approach and draws on diverse scientific, historical, art historical, pop cultural as well as spiritual influences.