The artist Franka Hörnschemeyer engages with architecture and space as mediums for exploring contemporary history, social structures, and the organization of the visible. Her work spans expansive installations, objects, video, photography, and works on paper, as well as minimal, site-specific interventions that activate new perspectives on familiar places and spaces. A defining feature of her practice is the use of materials such as plasterboard, formwork elements, and other building materials – fundamental to constructed space, particularly in exhibition contexts, ubiquitous yet often unnoticed.