Temporary Inhabitants

For this temporary exhibition, the artists enter a space that has been continuously in flux — a place without a fixed identity, activated only through moments of occupation.

Heyer Thurnheer transforms a material associated with protection and renovation into a fragile handwritten membrane, a curtain that separates while simultaneously revealing. Suspended between architecture and gesture, it marks the space as temporary, unfinished and alive.

Yesum Yoon introduces a group of ceramic beings that inhabit this uncertain environment. These creatures appear as witnesses or spirits of the place — silent residents of a space that exists only for a brief moment. Domenika Georgiou activates her kinetic work transforming the exhibition into a shared, time-based experience where the space itself becomes an active participant rather than a passive backdrop.

Together, the works create a temporary ecosystem: a place that is not defined by permanence, but by presence.