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Anna Khodorkovskaya · Gert Resinger · Lisa Breyer · Sara Sadik

Anna Khodorkovskaya’s current body of work draws on the language of bureaucracy, transforming administrative terms into bold, colorful, and highly graphic paintings. A striking departure from her often figurative practice, these works explore the intersection of language, systems, and visual culture. Accompanying the exhibition is a limited-edition coloring book.

Gert Resinger’s work is defined by vibrant, layered compositions that merge found imagery with a distinctly independent visual language. This exhibition features a limited fine art print from one of his collage series, where collective memory, movement, and cultural mythology are reassembled into striking new narratives—balancing tension, playfulness, and nostalgia.

Lisa Breyer’s work unfolds through a process of searching, revising, and transformation. Alongside selected paintings, the exhibition presents a range of small-scale ceramic sculptures that echo the fluid, in-between states central to her practice. Suspended between figure and abstraction, certainty and becoming, these works invite a closer look at the subtle shifts through which meaning emerges.

Sara Sadik’s video Carnalito Full Option explores questions of identity, belonging, and aspiration through the lens of contemporary youth culture. Blending elements of gaming, social media, and cinematic storytelling, Sadik creates emotionally charged narratives that move between fiction and lived experience. The work offers a nuanced portrait of desire, masculinity, and self-invention in a hyperconnected world.

The exhibition will be accompanied by events and gatherings throughout the summer.