carlier | gebauer, Berlin, is pleased to announce the group exhibition Fluid Systems, featuring works by Nadja Abt, Kerstin Brätsch, Diego Delas, Cecilia Edefalk, Joana Escoval, Esther Gatón, Alexandra Grant, Kyungah Ham, Maryam Hoseini, Iman Issa, Bracha L. Ettinger, Jota Mombaça, Pakui Hardware, Diana Policarpo, Laure Prouvost, Jessica Rankin, Arlette Quỳnh-Anh Trằn, Leonor Serrano Rivas, Sequoia Rose Scavullo, Jenna Sutela, Suzanne Treister, Emily Wardill and Carrie Yamaoka.
Fluid Systems explores fluidity as a site of metamorphosis: a continuous, ideologic process in which gender, identity, and social constructs dissolve into transient states of becoming. Engaging with the transcendence of fixed categories, it foregrounds phenomena that resist comprehension, gesturing toward the unknown as both subject and method.
These layered experiences dissolve linear narratives, offering instead a choreography of fluidity, where ecological, cultural, and personal histories intertwine in complex, evolving constellations of meaning.
Installation Views
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Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
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Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti -
Fluid Systems, exhibition view at carlier | gebauer, Berlin, 2025.
Photo © Andrea Rossetti