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Julia Dahm

· Düsseldorf

At the heart of Julia’s practice is the human condition, poised between choice and chance, control and its loss. Drawing on her dual perspective as a doctor and an artist, she creates drawings, paintings and sculptures that move between order and chaos, strength and fragility. Optical illusions of space unsettle familiar perceptions and call certainty into question. Her work proceeds from the understanding that control is an illusion, and that art begins precisely where certainty gives way.

Wasser
kommend11 SEPTEMBER – 4 OCTOBER 2026

Wasser

Jan Eike Sauber

oil paintings & sculptures · Frankfurt am Main

Jan Eike Sauber explores the body as a shifting state, suspended between presence and dissolution, control and instinct. Across oil painting and bronze sculpture, water, skin and non-human forms become sites of transformation. The works ask where the body ends, and where another form of intelligence begins.

Bunte Dissonanz
läuft17.06.2026

Bunte Dissonanz

Momsko

painting, sculptures · Frankfurt am Main

Sometimes, truth reveals itself not through seriousness, but through play. Bunte Dissonanz brings together works by Momsko that unsettle familiar structures through a reduced, comic-inspired visual language. Drawing on an aesthetic influenced by graffiti and street art, Momsko creates vivid scenes filled with exaggerated figures and recurring characters. His figures appear approachable, almost naïve. They neither laugh nor judge, yet they speak of power, status, belonging and the invisible rules that shape our society. What initially seems playful gradually unfolds into a nuanced exploration of the contradictions that define human coexistence. Between bold colors and clean contours emerge worlds that resist simple interpretation. The comic-inspired aesthetic is not a means of simplification, but of concentration. By assigning human roles to animal figures, Momsko creates a sense of distance. And it is precisely this distance that allows us to see the familiar from a new perspective. The dissonance of this exhibition does not lie in the contrast between color and form, but between surface and meaning. Between the first glance, which entertains, and the second, which begins to ask questions. Humor and unease exist side by side. What first appears lighthearted gradually reveals an unexpected depth. Bunte Dissonanz understands contradiction as a productive condition. These works do not offer definitive answers. Instead, they invite us to question our own perspective and embrace the complexity that lies beneath the seemingly obvious. Because sometimes, what appears imagined reveals what is most real.