The trio show features works by Franziska Reinbothe, Andrea Garcia Vasquez, and Valentina Plank, each addressing the human-environment relationship through unique artistic approaches.

Andrea Garcia Vasquez uses a mix of traditional and contemporary methods to explore complex human and non-human relationships. Her work challenges conventional notions of nature and culture, incorporating materials like weaving, ceramics, and 3D modeling to reflect on ecological issues and reinterpret human perception of the environment.

Valentina Plank focuses on material and form through sculptural installations. She recontextualizes industrial and found materials, creating dynamic compositions that explore physical properties and spatial relationships. Her process highlights the inherent logic of materials and invites viewers to engage with the art’s materiality and the real.

Franziska Reinbothe deconstructs traditional painting practices by revealing hidden aspects of the artwork, such as the canvas back and edges. Her process involves altering paintings through stretching, folding, and sewing, challenging conventional viewing habits and exploring new artistic possibilities.

Each artist offers a distinct perspective on art’s role in reflecting and engaging with environmental and material concerns.