“Uta Zaumseil is a graphic narrator and a photographic painter. Nothing can be fathomed at first glance. Her stories have open endings, she allows them to take hold of their beholders, and to unfold their magic within them.“1 The hazy light of the winter sun falls through the studio windows.

Clinging on to things, not letting go of someone or something seems to be deeply rooted in human nature. On so many occasions we wish that a special moment would last, longing to take it with us and forever keep it the way it is, unique, fragile and irretrievable in

We in- and exhale 17 times a minute, consuming around 12,200 liter of oxygen a day, while a tree, depending on its size and location, produces around 21,000 liter over the same period. The body of a grownup consists of a trillion cells of which 50 million die every second,

We are delighted to present the pop-up exhibition Five Elements by the Taiwanese artist Ying-Tung Tseng (*1953 Tainan). Ying-Tung Tseng‘s serial works are influenced by Taoism and by the artist‘s affection for his homeland Taiwan. His sculptural paintings have a rough, relief-like surface which reminds one of stone or raw

”When I was 11 in Syria, my grandfather used to take me to a small piece of land that my family owned where we used to spend hours together watering the plants and talking about life. This is my only happy place.“[1] (Semaan Khawam) ”For me, home is a safe