Mishka Henner's Apocalyptic Visions at Galleria Bianconi, Milan
Mishka Henner (born 1986, Brussels) presents a complex exhibition at Galleria Bianconi in Milan, inspired by Marshall Applewhite's 1999 televised call for mass suicide. The show explores Earth's transformations, natural disaster paradoxes, and planetary precarity. Henner demonstrates a rigorous installation practice, combining visionary and analytical approaches. The immersive experience includes a pitch-black project room where Applewhite's breathing echoes in absolute silence, and ground-floor disks emitting sounds and news of tornadoes and catastrophes. The exhibition aestheticizes drama for contemplative viewing.
Key facts
- Mishka Henner exhibition at Galleria Bianconi, Milan
- Inspired by Marshall Applewhite's 1999 mass suicide call
- Explores Earth's transformations and natural disaster paradoxes
- Includes immersive project room with Applewhite's breathing
- Ground-floor disks emit sounds of tornadoes and catastrophes
- Henner born 1986 in Brussels
- Exhibition described as rigorous, visionary, and analytical
- Display aestheticizes drama for contemplation
Entities
Artists
- Mishka Henner
- Marshall Applewhite
Institutions
- Galleria Bianconi
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Brussels
- Belgium