Annika Eriksson's Fragile Orders at Kunstverein München

Kunstverein München launches its summer program with three distinct presentations, centering on a solo exhibition by Annika Eriksson. For over four decades, Eriksson has explored how figures inhabit space through films, performances, and installations, observing gestures, habits, and routines that organize forms of living together. Her work examines how proximity is negotiated, behavior adjusts under observation, and invisible structures shape everyday life. The exhibition reflects on order as a fragile agreement between things, evoked through images of a cat on a windowsill, a shifted chair, empty cardboard boxes, and a blanket preserving an absent body. The programming includes two additional presentations, details of which are not specified in the source.