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Berlin Art Week Opening at KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT: Zsófia Keresztes
Berlin Art Week Opening at König Telegraphenamt: Zsófia Crusaders
Event by: Johann König, KÖNIG GALERIE
Location: Hotel Telegraphenamt, Monbijoustraße 11, Berlin - Mitte
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Join us for the opening at KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT during Berlin Art Week!
KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT
MONBIJOUSTRASSE 13, 10117 BERLIN
10 SEPTEMBER – 12 OCTOBER 2025
BERLIN ART WEEK OPENING
THURSDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2025 | 6 – 10 PM
Opening during Gallery Night at Berlin Art Week, KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT presents THE CHAMOMILE PROTOCOL, Hungarian artist Zsófia Keresztes’s second solo exhibition, where her mosaic-covered sculptures and soft textile forms explore identity, transformation, and the coded systems shaping human connection.
Glass mosaics suggest cellular structures and anatomical cross-sections, while checkered fabrics evoke domestic rituals and tactile memory, with scientific diagrams blooming into organs, tongues, and petals to transform the gallery into a shifting terrain of diagram and dream.
Chamomile, symbolizing healing and calm, weaves through the works as a delicate architecture balancing softness and structure, presenting bodies in mid-metamorphosis—both protective and vulnerable—where patterns fold into new forms shaped by memory, rhythm, and cultural expectation, making the exhibition an imagined interior of perpetual, incomplete transformation.
KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT
MONBIJOUSTRASSE 13, 10117 BERLIN
10 SEPTEMBER – 12 OCTOBER 2025
BERLIN ART WEEK OPENING
THURSDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2025 | 6 – 10 PM
Opening during Gallery Night at Berlin Art Week, KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT presents THE CHAMOMILE PROTOCOL, Hungarian artist Zsófia Keresztes’s second solo exhibition, where her mosaic-covered sculptures and soft textile forms explore identity, transformation, and the coded systems shaping human connection.
Glass mosaics suggest cellular structures and anatomical cross-sections, while checkered fabrics evoke domestic rituals and tactile memory, with scientific diagrams blooming into organs, tongues, and petals to transform the gallery into a shifting terrain of diagram and dream.
Chamomile, symbolizing healing and calm, weaves through the works as a delicate architecture balancing softness and structure, presenting bodies in mid-metamorphosis—both protective and vulnerable—where patterns fold into new forms shaped by memory, rhythm, and cultural expectation, making the exhibition an imagined interior of perpetual, incomplete transformation.