Werhahn & Puschendorf

Room installation based on documentary photos of construction sites, which are reconstructed and varied on a digital level and come together as a concept of provisory guidelines in the space of FLUGWERK

In our recent video work „Armada“ we consider architectural structures a flexible material. We scout and approach these „actors of urban space“ through observation - capturing and gathering materialized urban substance.

watch an extract of the video:
https://vimeo.com/250841530

Julia Werhahn und Luisa Puschendorf develop a new installation that deals with the ambivalence of public and private spaces. Both artists have been concerned with this topic a for an extended period, and create sensitively, fully composed scenarios, which show different ways in which people arrange their lives, and how they attempt to adapt within it. In their installation Room No. 3, the visitor encounters a sort of futuristic lobby: flooded with light, the sculptures are presented behind glass, and seem to enclose the conserved past and at the same time also a promising future. The room is an exhibition space and a waiting room at once. Whether the art or the viewer is at the center of attention is a question left unanswered.

text: Nina Mende

Werkzeug-Attrappen für den Atelierbetrieb.