Marco Stanke's 'Home Alone' Blurs Art and Life at Füssinger and Wolff

German artist Marco Stanke's exhibition 'Home Alone' at Füssinger and Wolff in Munich reimagines the living space as a living organism, independent of human presence. On view through July 31, 2026, the show features Stanke's playful works alongside design pieces by André Dubreuil and Isamu Noguchi, dissolving boundaries between art and furnishings. The exhibition echoes the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk, treating space and objects as a holistic, experiential fabric. Stanke, known for interrogating painting-sculpture boundaries, presents an expanded inquiry where perception becomes malleable.