Tillmann Lauterbach and Weseeclearly Present 'Field Work' at Factory Eleven in Milan
From September 9 to September 18, 2026, Factory Eleven in Milan presented 'Field Work,' an exhibition featuring the works of German sculptor Tillmann Lauterbach and Berlin artist Winston Chmielinski, also known as Weseeclearly. Curated by Veronica Albio and accompanied by photography from Lorenzo Palmieri, the show took place in a post-industrial space located at Via Padova 11. Lauterbach, born in 1977, utilizes discarded materials for his sculptures, while Weseeclearly, born in 1988, employs dyed fabric and procedural software. The installation included freestanding screens, stone cylinders, and textile pieces, addressing the theme 'What do we perceive before we understand?' The review appeared on Catapult, an independent art platform based in Vienna.
Key facts
- 'Field Work' was a two-person exhibition at Factory Eleven in Milan
- It ran from September 9 to September 18, 2026
- The artists were Tillmann Lauterbach and Weseeclearly (Winston Chmielinski)
- Veronica Albio handled curatorial development and production
- Lorenzo Palmieri photographed the exhibition
- The venue is at Via Padova 11, 20127 Milan, a post-industrial space of around 1,200 square metres on two levels
- Lauterbach was born in 1977 in Germany and lives in Milan; Weseeclearly was born in 1988 in Boston and lives in Berlin
- Visitors could feed their own input into a generative digital work
- The exhibition text asked 'What do we perceive before we understand?'
- The review was published by Catapult, an independent art platform based in Vienna
Entities
Artists
- Tillmann Lauterbach
- Weseeclearly
- Winston Chmielinski
- Veronica Albio
- Lorenzo Palmieri
- Julia Zöhrer
- Sara Kieffer
- Lucien Woodtli
- Chris Cassimatis
Institutions
- Factory Eleven
- Catapult
- Catapult Contemporary - Art Platform
- Alvarez Chida
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Berlin
- Germany
- Boston
- United States
- Vienna
- Austria
- Mexico City
- Mexico
- Via Padova 11