TERRA INCOGNITA (UNKNOWN LAND) - PART II
Al-Tiba9 Gallery, Barcelona (ES)
14 May – 25 July 2026
I’m delighted to be represented with several works in the new edition of Terra Incognito (Unknown Land) in Barcelona.
With Terra Incognita (Unknown Land) – Part II, Al-Tiba9 Gallery continues its exploration of transformation, perception and presence of materials through the works of Andy Storchenegger, Ching-ke Lin, Dal Molin & Milani, Dongbay, and Nicolas Vionnet. Conceived as a second chapter, the exhibition extends the initial reflection on unknown territories and shifts the focus toward how these spaces are inhabited and reinterpreted.
The works presented develop a dialogue with unstable environments where forms appear altered and material surfaces suggest gradual transformation. Each practice engages with space as something evolving rather than fixed. The landscape becomes perceptual, shaped by subtle interventions and quiet displacements that invite a slower reading of the works.
In this continuation, Terra Incognita unfolds as an open territory where the unfamiliar becomes part of the viewing experience. The exhibition encourages a direct encounter with material and form, allowing meaning to emerge progressively as viewers move through the space.
Opening: Thursday, May 14, 2026, 18:30
Exhibition:
14 May – 25 July 2026
Opening Hours:
Tuesday–Friday, 11:00–19:30
Saturday, 12:00–19:30
Read the exhibition preview, “5 Standout Shows to See at Small Galleries in May 2026,” published by Artsy here. Further information can be found on the Al-Tiba9 Gallery website
DIE SAMMLUNG WEIMAR
ACC Galerie, Weimar (DE)
22 February – 5 July 2026
I am delighted to present a photographic documentation of my work Baumstumpf (2009), as part of the exhibition Die Sammlung Weimar at the ACC Gallery in Weimar.
The original installation featured a reconstructed tree stump taken from the Goethe-Schiller Monument and placed in a prominent position at the heart of Theaterplatz. By deliberately displacing this seemingly marginal element, the work redirected attention towards an overlooked detail while simultaneously unsettling and recalibrating viewers' perceptions of space.
Die Sammlung Weimar inaugurates the ACC Gallery’s 2026 exhibition programme. The collection does not officially exist—but what might it look like if it did? On display are works that explore Weimar: its locations, legends and contradictions, as well as its self-perception, provincialism and global influence. It is an imaginary, 'invisible collection' that, borrowing Stefan Zweig's words, celebrates the joy of collecting, even though Weimar itself has yet to establish a site-specific collection.
As part of the opening programme, Milan Ruffert and Cornelia Erdmann of the ACC team will read Stefan Zweig's 'The Invisible Collection'. The tale recounts the story of an elderly blind art collector who remains oblivious to the fact that his valuable print collection was sold off due to financial hardship long ago, leaving only reproductions and empty mounts in its place. Compassionately playing along, an art dealer preserves the old man’s illusion that his collection still exists, and it remains a source of meaning and happiness in his life.
Exhibition:
22 February – 5 July 2026
Opening Hours:
Sunday–Thursday, 12:00–18:00
Friday–Saturday, 12:00–20:00
Further information can be found on the ACC Gallery website.
