teleidoscope. the melting mirror

The functionality of a teleidoscope - similar to a kaleidoscope, it reflects a distorted, fragmented, playfully surreal mirror image of the environment - is symbolically transferred to the oMo artspace. There, the viewer finds an absurd, colourful, diverse walk-in spatial installation in which exterior and interior, present and past mix, interchange, turn around and stand on their heads. The surroundings of the studio and project space are surreally alienated. Döner shops, neon signs, art events, barber shops, bus stops, Spätis, betting shops, exhibitions, corona test centers, Asian snack bars, flashing open signs, colorful patchwork rugs, artificial grass, graffiti, dream corners and paradises, mirrors, dirt, little temples, children, neighbors, nail studios, shisha bars, slot machines, traffic, food, kitsch and trash - but also art, from our spatial environment, but also the imaginary of the oMo artspace, our friends and their artistic work. The installation should make fun and connect: the inside and outside, us again with our spatial and artistic environment.

participating artists:

Sascha Appelhoff
Marlene Bart
Ulu Braun
Natalie Brück
Ryo Endo
Muriel Gallardo Weinstein
Lena von Goedeke
Florian Bong-Kil Grosse
Euna Gu
Franziska Harnisch
Chrizzi Heinen
Kathrin Hunze
Daniela Imhoff
Frank Jung
Aneta Kajzer
Elena Kaludova
Taehwan Kang
Simon Kloppenburg
Sandra Krause-Gomez
Niina Lehtenon-Braun
Judith Leinen
Christoph Medicus
Jenny Michel
David Mildner
Johannes Moeller
Bongjun Oh
Jonah Cori Oh
Sarah Oh-Mock
Marc Pospiech
Franz-Xaver Prechtl
Lee Puckett
Julia Charlotte Richter
Vadim Schäffler
Anke Schiemann
Susanne Schmitt
Samantha Sethi
Ann Schomburg
Dagmar Schürrer
Becky Sellinger
Trancey Snelling
Peter Strickmann
Anna-Lena Tsutsui
Lina Walde
Julia Lia Walter
Bettina Weiß
Daniel Wiesenfeld
Daniel Windisch
Hyejeong Yun

installation and concept:

Sarah Oh-Mock und Bongjun Oh