Mar 1
- Apr 24, 2026
Opening / Feb 28, 7 PM
Düsseldorf
POV: You’re reading one of those “The first word you see is what your 2026 is gonna be like” word grids. Your gaze brushes over PROFUSION, ANTAGONIST, and WISHLIST. Gahdamn, the TikTok witches were right again. It’s just way too fucking much right now. The lie looks like truth, satire like history, and the nightmare like just another day. You long to go outside to touch some grass again. What a shame that your phone is still charging.
Jennifer Braun, The Gen Z Art Critic
Mar 1
- Apr 24, 2026
Opening / Feb 28, 7 PM
Düsseldorf
POV: You’re reading one of those “The first word you see is what your 2026 is gonna be like” word grids. Your gaze brushes over PROFUSION, ANTAGONIST, and WISHLIST. Gahdamn, the TikTok witches were right again. It’s just way too fucking much right now. The lie looks like truth, satire like history, and the nightmare like just another day. You long to go outside to touch some grass again. What a shame that your phone is still charging.
Jennifer Braun, The Gen Z Art Critic
Mar 1
- Apr 24, 2026
Opening / Feb 28, 7 PM
Düsseldorf
POV: You’re reading one of those “The first word you see is what your 2026 is gonna be like” word grids. Your gaze brushes over PROFUSION, ANTAGONIST, and WISHLIST. Gahdamn, the TikTok witches were right again. It’s just way too fucking much right now. The lie looks like truth, satire like history, and the nightmare like just another day. You long to go outside to touch some grass again. What a shame that your phone is still charging.
Jennifer Braun, The Gen Z Art Critic
Mar 1
- Apr 24, 2026
Opening / Feb 28, 7 PM
Düsseldorf
POV: You’re reading one of those “The first word you see is what your 2026 is gonna be like” word grids. Your gaze brushes over PROFUSION, ANTAGONIST, and WISHLIST. Gahdamn, the TikTok witches were right again. It’s just way too fucking much right now. The lie looks like truth, satire like history, and the nightmare like just another day. You long to go outside to touch some grass again. What a shame that your phone is still charging.
Jennifer Braun, The Gen Z Art Critic