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Bode Projects
Reinbeckstr. 29, B 12459
M: +49.15115880679
Thu – Fri 11 – 17h, Sat 11 – 16h
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The presented works explore the body in relation to a spatial context. Whether it be real, or imagined, the artists deal with possible symbolisms the figure can take on within a space. How can an artist interpret our physical existence in relation to what we consider to be reality & what has been processed through subconscious? The exhibition presents pictorial approaches of an international group of voices that are all connected through this concern for the body.
Profile
Bode Projects collaborates with a diverse range of contemporary artists, working across different media and disciplines which engage with new and challenging forms of expression. Bode Projects works with partners, curators and institutions since 2016. The gallery created an international program and platform including an artist-in-residence program in Berlin.
Upcoming
Cinthia Mulanga (b. 1997, Democratic Republic of the Congo) has participated in lots of exhibitions, including her solo show In The Becoming at Goodman Gallery Johannesburg (2022). She has worked with international galleries such as Bill Brady Gallery, Miami (2021), and The Artroom Gallery (2020). Mulanga has received the Normal Sovereign African Art Prize (2023); and collaborated with Gucci, to reimagine the iconic Diana Tote Bag. Cinthia Mulanga lives and works in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Chris Watts is an abstract painter and mixed-media artist. At the center of this artistic approach lies the creation of momentum; of disruption. The artist addresses the figurative and abstract role of the black body. The abstract paintings overturn prescribed modes of figurative representation, placing a sense of absence instead. By totally erasing the figure, the paintings emphasize the act of disappearance, emancipating notions of blackness from the Western imagination.
José Yaque is a Cuban contemporary artist. He explores the relationship between man and nature, as well as everything that surrounds and accompanies the human – from the sky to the earth’s center. The indistinction between material and medium together with the origin of colour mark the strong experimentation within his practice. It is painting that led him to learn about the geological universe and further explore types of minerals, which permeated his production within other disciplines.
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