Exhibition text
The bunker, rough, cold walls, a place built purely for purpose and yet so fascinating in its texture. The place literally invites you to touch its rough surface, to let your fingers glide over the unevenness. The appearance of surfaces as an aesthetic phenomenon and sensory experience is the central theme of the exhibition Limbo Land. Skin-Deep Surfaces. The artistic works break down the bunker as a place shielded from the outside world and contrast its texture with their concepts. The group exhibition features works of painting and sculpture that straddle boundaries between drawing, painterly abstraction, and sculptural works. 

The artists Roberto Cuellar, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Julius Linnenbrink, Danni Pantel and Theresa Volpp create surfaces in their own way: Relief works, epoxy resin paintings, tapestries, abstract-gestural painting, nets or object-like sculptural painting. The artworks can hardly be categorized, but embody cross-disciplinary creatures of form and hybridity. Their object-like testing of surfaces and materials creates an intense tension that is especially potentiated in dialogue with the haptic texture of the bunker. Their identities linger uncertainly, changing more permanently through the processual artistic practice. Clear definitions blur in Limbo Land.

Curation
Anne Kurr

Artists
Roberto Cuellar * Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg * Julius Linnenbrink * Danni Pantel * Theresa Volpp

Opening days
15.10. | 18-21h OPENING 
16. - 23.10. | Thu - Sun, 2-7pm

Location
Culterim Gallery | Former air-raid shelter Charlottenburg 
Kaiserdamm 102 
14057 Berlin