A stone, seemingly in motion, has stretched the wall, bending what should be rigid. Instead of resisting or letting the stone fall, the wall has softened under pressure, absorbing the force. The roles have shifted: the wall is no longer an unyielding barrier, and the stone holds its place, suspended in defiance. 

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Photos: Nils Bohremann

Exhibition view from Bending the air, breaking the time at the Gimp, Berlin