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Much of Walch’s practice is set against nature or urbanity that finds itself in a critical stage of transition. Like most of the materials he uses, every object has breathed in open air outside of the white cube in some way. As such, the show charts out a line between two environmental polarities—at sea level, a coal mining factory and the glaciers of South Tyrol.
Much of Walch’s practice is set against nature or urbanity that finds itself in a critical stage of transition. Like most of the materials he uses, every object has breathed in open air outside of the white cube in some way. As such, the show charts out a line between two environmental polarities—at sea level, a coal mining factory and the glaciers of South Tyrol.
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Auguststr. 26
Berlin, Germany, DE
Monday, Sunday, Closed
Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–6pm
