Finissage ::: Bewegnung - wo Bewegung zur Begegnung wird.

In the organizer's words:

FINISSAGE

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An exhibition about the invisible between words, about sound, culture and what really moves communication.

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Vaira Janz is studying at the Ottersberg School of Social Art and is showing her Bachelor's exhibition with us. She was born in India, grew up in Germany, traveled alone through South America and Europe and explores the essence of different subcultures in her work. She is interested in what lies beyond the linguistic content of communication and how this influences her surroundings.

Between cyanotypes, photographs, embroideries and sound experiments, a space is created in which communication is not explained but experienced. Whether non-verbal signals, loud messages in the urban space or the vibrations of what is said. Works such as "Poner la Mesa", "Lovemessages " or "on the Move" combine personal observations with social issues.

"Bewegnung" is an invitation to listen, to look - and to experience communication as a multi-layered, moving process.

"Bewegnung" - when communication gets moving

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Opening

Thursday, January 15 from 7 pm

open afterwards:

Saturday to Wednesday 6 - 9 pm

Finissage

Friday, January 23 from 4 - 8 p.m.

The artist will be present.

Venue:

xpon-art gallery

Repsoldstraße 45

20097 Hamburg

www.xpon -art.de

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With the kind support of the Hamburg Ministry of Culture and Media

Price information:

Free admission, because everyone should have access to culture. However, you are welcome to make a donation if you would otherwise honor it. Drinks are available for a donation. We don't offer anything that we wouldn't drink ourselves. We conceive these exhibitions and run this space because we think it is important that there are constant and challenging positions between state museums and commercial galleries on the one hand and changing platforms for emerging art on the other - on the one hand to better promote artists who are not yet established, and on the other to create a more vibrant culture for communication between art and the public.