Ivan Geddert Builds Machines That Cannot Move Freely
Explore Ivan Geddert's Spatenprobe at BLOOM in Düsseldorf, where mechanical sculptures of wood, wire and fabric hold a tense standstill.
Material & Sculpture
Articles exploring sculpture, material processes, and works where the physical substance of the medium shapes the meaning of the piece.
A Wall That Has Started to Grow
Artist in Focus profile of Lu Cheng, Munich: ceramic and steel sculptures that grow from walls and floors and test what can hold them.
Gillies Adamson Semple Builds Models Out of Studio Leftovers
Explore Gillies Adamson Semple's Recordings at CAPTION in Seoul, where smoke-fired ceramics, oak and silver leaf form studio-born models.
Yasy Bachurina Makes New Objects That Look Already Excavated
Explore Yasy Bachurina's Preserved, Unfixed at Studiya in Seoul, where fiberglass, charred wood and paint make new objects look excavated.
João Maria Gusmão Leaves the Projector in the Room
Explore João Maria Gusmão's Following the White Tiger at Zachęta in Warsaw, where looping 16mm projections run beside their own projectors.
Iris Helena Hamers Turns the Feed Into Something You Can Walk Around
Iris Helena Hamers at PAW Düsseldorf, September 5–October 11, 2026. Cut-out UV prints, faux fur and sculptural forms. Text by Morgane Billuart.
Anna Uddenberg's Office Workers Have Become Part of the Chair
Explore Anna Uddenberg's White Noise at Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc, where office furniture, corporate control and bodily autonomy intersect.
Tereza Kalousová Builds a World Without Friction
Explore Tereza Kalousová's Sorority at Clauda in Prague, where wooden spheres, a leather mat and upholstered buttons reduce the body to a symbol.
Seongeun Lee Builds a House That Splits Into Two
Explore Seongeun Lee's Two Houses at Cheongju Art Studio in Cheongju, where painted rotating panels and a house on casters split and reset.
How KiefferWoodtli Turn Tree and Solar Data into Art
Meet KiefferWoodtli, the Swiss artist duo based in New York, translating live tree and solar data into sound, sculpture and immersive installations.
Simon Bultynck Keeps the Painting and Loses the Picture
Simon Bultynck at CONVENT in Ghent. Historical landscape paintings reworked in bronze, alongside sculptural objects and scent. Until 25 October 2026.
Finbar Prior Turns Agar Membranes into Sculptural Architecture at OUTPOST
Explore Finbar Prior's Tympanums at OUTPOST Gallery in Norwich, where agar membranes, sound and sculpture transform the exhibition space.
Seven Artists Take the Pew, the Horseshoe and the Car Rim Apart
Seven artists explore ritual, memory and material transformation in AUSGEWEIDET / GUTTED at WAF Galerie, Vienna, curated by Leonie Holtkamp.
Gabriel Alonso lets the Leaf Carry the evidence
Explore Gabriel Alonso's A Long Chemical Dream at ATM Galería in Gijón, curated by Cristina Ramos González. Plants, industrial chemicals and vegetal transformation.
Taylah Hasaballah Hands the Surface Over to Salt, Iron and Time
Taylah Hasaballah's INDICATRIX at The Address in Milan and Brescia explores entropy, time and chemically driven painting. On view until November 10, 2026.
Patrick Bérubé Puts an AI-Generated Forest Next to Real Mycelium
Explore Patrick Bérubé’s Et ainsi de suite… (And So On…) at Plein Sud, Longueuil, where mycelium, copper and AI-generated imagery examine nature, technology and time
Why Jakob Lena Knebl’s Sommerfrische at the Marmorschlössl Stayed With Us
We travelled to Bad Ischl already admiring Jakob Lena Knebl’s work. At Sommerfrische, mythology, fashion, art history and humour meet the extraordinary setting of the Marmorschlössl in an exhibition that stayed with us long after we left.
Sari Palosaari Maps Lichen onto Images of the Earliest Galaxies
Read our independent art analysis of Sari Palosaari's Substrate at Forum Box in Helsinki. Exploring lichen casts, solar panels and found metal.