STRANGEPLACE past exhibitions

An Essay on Appear­ance
Weld seams on steel, evap­o­ra­tion traces on paper, pho­tographs of indus­tri­al slag heaps – Impos­si­ble Land­scapes shows land­scapes that do not exist.

Exhi­bi­tion project explor­ing ques­tions of per­spec­tive and the con­struc­tion of real­i­ty through tech­nol­o­gy and con­text, image and move­ment.
A dia­log­i­cal encounter amidst ram­pant hyper­re­al­i­ty, between space explo­ration archives and spa­tial per­cep­tion,
error and case study,...

The exhibition "Let There Be Light" featured a curated collection of photographs based on rare, original vintage images of nuclear tests. Captured between the 1940s and early 1970s, these historically significant works were meticulously restored, digitized, and reinterpreted by Voigt. By presentin...

An Attempt at Melan­choly.
The exhi­bi­tion brings togeth­er Peter Voigt’s desert­ed archi­tec­tur­al pho­tographs of Tokyo and Katrin Paul’s frag­ile paper works in a qui­et dia­logue about “Sabishii” 寂しい – that feel­ing of emo­tion­al empti­ness and gen­tle melan­choly that places and spaces can...

LOOK AROUND YOU! is a pho­to instal­la­tion fea­tur­ing works by pho­tog­ra­ph­er Daniel Sti­er. In the work, the bound­aries of pho­to­graph­ic gen­res dis­solve, and the ambi­gu­i­ty of pho­tographs becomes a method: seduc­tive, col­or­ful, and well-lit, the images employ the cod­ed vocab­u­lar­...

Marc Behrens traced hidden systems in "Traps," while Peter Voigt reassembled fragments of documentary photography in "New Evidence."

Their works entered into a dialogue of perception, structure, and the fragile construction of meaning.

Installation: Marc Behrens

Photography: Peter Voigt


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