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Katja Schenker: In her solo exhibition at Museum Haus Konstruktiv, Schenker presents large-format oil-pastel drawings. To produce these, she starts by applying gouache to her body and making imprints of it. She then uses both hands to draw in oil pastel on the resulting body images, adding bold lines that open up new spaces and establish a relationship with the imprints. In the process, paint is transferred back onto her body and from there back onto the paper – a continuing exchange, in which lines also blur. A performance by the artist complements the exhibition and will be premiered at the vernissage.

Zurich Art Prize 2026: Rosa Barba: Rosa Barba’s work fluctuates between film, sculpture and installation, whereby the boundaries are always fluid. Processes of transformation, perception and incorporation, both in a material and conceptual sense, are her central themes. Her characteristic interest in linking art and science manifests itself both in her film work and in her engagement with landscapes, or so-called ‘future ecologies’. In the past, her gaze often turned to the desert – a space between emptiness, memory and imaginative projection.

Admission is free for everyone. We look forward to celebrating with you!