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Katja Strunz, Einbruch, 2025, painted steel, 44 x 42 x 39 cm © Photo: Eric Tschernow

Katja Strunz, In Formation, 2024 © Courtesy Katja Strunz; Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin and Basel; Planet Labs PBC

Katja Strunz, Einbruch, 2025, painted steel, 44 x 42 x 39 cm © Photo: Eric Tschernow

Katja Strunz, In Formation, 2024 © Courtesy Katja Strunz; Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin and Basel; Planet Labs PBC

Katja Strunz, Einbruch, 2025, painted steel, 44 x 42 x 39 cm © Photo: Eric Tschernow

Katja Strunz, In Formation, 2024 © Courtesy Katja Strunz; Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin and Basel; Planet Labs PBC

Katja Strunz. Future Collapses, Past Rises

Mar 14, 2026 – May 3, 2026


Showroom

Curator: Michaela Richter


Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) presents a new spatial installation by Katja Strunz (*1970 in Ottweiler / Germany, lives and works in Berlin). Strunz is known for her sculptures, wall works, large-scale installations, and works on paper, in which she explores the interaction of time and space. Her exhibition at n.b.k. brings together works from two current series: sculptures made of painted steel that refer to the principles of folding and falling, and origami-like collages based on high-resolution satellite images of the Earth’s surface as it changes under human influence. The selected works are complemented by found objects and new references to recent history.