shaping transition 2025


group show with Elena Greta Falcini, Katherina Heil, Alexander Johannes Heil & Liv Pedersen, Frappant Galerie, Hamburg

The exhibition “shaping transition” explores the theme of transitions. Through drawing, objects, installations, sound, performance, and video, the artists examine how change can be made visible and tangible. The focus is on the “in-between” — those moments when something is in the process of becoming and defies clear categorization.
The supporting program includes an interdisciplinary performance evening for the opening and a panel discussion with the artists and guests for the closing event. With additional contributions from Timoteo Carbone Hansson, Dr. phil. Kristin Drechsler, Johanna Joch, Jan-Domenic Urbas, Ksenia Sofia Miller, Linh Lê, Dr. Felicitas Holzer, and Jenni Schurr, a vibrant space for dialogue emerges in which transitions — as processes of change — become visible, audible, and open to discussion.

The exhibition was kindly supported by Frappant Galerie, Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg, Claussen-Simon-Stiftung and Mondriaan Fonds.

 transmission shaded I, 2025, concrete screed on glass, nylon thread, wooden brackets for mounting on the wall and frames for positioning an LED flashlight, Photo: Helge Mundt
Detailansicht: Übersetzung schattiert I (2025), Foto: Helge Mundt
 tipping point, 2025, modeling clay, concrete screed, wall paint, nylon thread, wood, Photo: Helge Mundt

exhibition view of works by Liv Pedersen / from left to right: variations of transition (2025), phases (2025), tipping point (2025), Photo: Helge Mundt
  variations of transition, 2025,
acrylic glass, acrylic paint, modeling clay, concrete screed, tar, wood, Photo: Helge Mundt
  variations of transition, 2025, acrylic glass, concrete screed, tar, wood, Photo: Helge Mundt
detail view: shaded transmission II (2025), Photo: Helge Mundt
phases, 2025, glass tubes, glue, wood
Photo: Helge Mundt
shaded transmission II, 2025, concrete screed on glass,
nylon thread, wooden brackets for mounting on the wall and frames for positioning an LED flashlight
Photo: Helge Mundt