Spit on H*tler’s Grave

19.09-24.09.2025

StadtWERKSTATT, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Berlin

The exhibition Spit on H*tler’s Grave – An exhibition against the far right, organized by Kreativkraftwerk, brought together artists from different disciplines to confront the current rise of authoritarian ideologies. The project asked a crucial question: what remains when ideologies have no graves?

Presented work: God Fights (2015/2025)

Two-part video work exploring the normalization of violence and hate in public space. The first part (2015) juxtaposes images of military displays and religious rhetoric in Germany, Brazil, and Finland; the second (2025) turns to everyday hate speech found in street stickers, exposing how xenophobia and extremism become quietly normalized through visual culture.

Neue Mitglieder

21.09-23.11.2025
Kulturforum Schleswig-Holstein-Haus Schwerin 

The exhibition Neue Mitglieder, organized by the BBK Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, presents works by 28 newly admitted artists at the Kulturforum Schleswig-Holstein-Haus in Schwerin. Spanning painting, sculpture, photography, video, and media art, the show explores themes such as memory, language, growth and decay, and offers diverse perspectives on contemporary artistic practice in northern Germany.

Presented works: Rache (2024) and Grey and Yellow (2020)