Inscape Group Exhibition at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, Berlin

Key facts

• Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler in Berlin presents 'Inscape', a group exhibition curated by the gallery team.
• The exhibition explores the concept of 'inscape', derived from Gerard Manley Hopkins and Duns Scotus, and later used by Roberto Matta.
• Works treat interiority as terrain, with space conceived as a product of intersecting stories shaped by gender and power.
• Artists include Josephine Rothäuser, Aline Schwibbe, Kea Bolenz, Caroline Douville, Ant Łakomsk, Gala Lillian Glotzbach, Antonia Nannt, and Klaudia Schifferle.
• Josephine Rothäuser's textile works 'o.T.' (2025) and 'Die Hand' (2026) emerge from cycles of destruction and reconstruction.
• Aline Schwibbe's works include 'Weathers' (2025) and 'Brutal Darling' (2025), layering photographs onto velvet.
• Kea Bolenz's graphite works 'Der Mitschnacker ist die Nächstenliebe' (2025) and 'Heterosexuality 2' (2026) depict dense, swarming bodies.
• Caroline Douville's works 'Haiti December 24th 1945' (2023) and 'Preparing the poison' (2025) reference voodoo traditions.
• Ant Łakomsk's painting 'Bela' (2026) subverts a self-portrait by Béla Czene.
• Gala Lillian Glotzbach's works 'good girl gone silent' (2025) and 'Let me rest' (2026) reflect on colonial histories and alienation.
• Antonia Nannt's sculptures merge tables with skirts, referencing Marie Antoinette.
• Klaudia Schifferle's photographic collages 'MetalGirls I' and 'MetalGirls II' fragment the female body into hybrid forms.
• The exhibition is curated by Emanuela Anders, Sigrid Hermann, Luzie Naters, and Isabelle Thul.