Morphologies of Becoming, 2025
Morphologies of Becoming unfolds over four days as a live, evolving dialogue between Daniel Hill and Philipp Hoelzgen. Moving fluidly between photography, performance, and sculpture, the exhibition opens a space where bodies and materials, images and objects, the human and the more‑than‑human encounter one another. Each day brings new gestures and interventions: through their work with photographic materials, the artists gradually reshape the environment. Visitors are not passive observers but participants in the process mirrored, refracted, and implicated in the transformation of the space. The project inhabits a terrain of fragmentation and assembly, where identities shift, merge, and dissolve. Disorienting spatial relations and unexpected sensory triggers invite reflection on the instability of perception and the possibilities of dynamic, fluid futures. On the final day, the sculptural forms that have emerged carry the traces of performance, participation, and transformation. They appear not as a conclusion but as a collective composition—a visible convergence of processes that continue to resonate beyond the exhibition.
↓Fotos by Selina de Beauclair