Into the Pit : Nest

Installation view “Into the Pit” (Mandine Knöpfel, Marilyn Manson), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Installation view “Into the Pit” (Marilyn Manson, Jan Vorisek, Marco Rigoni, Jonathan Steiger), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Installation view “Into the Pit” (Will Benedict, Marco Rigoni, Bailey Scieska, Mandine Knöpfel), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Mandine Knöpfel, Metapod 1, 2019, couch, jewelry collection, fake leather, photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Mandine Knöpfel, Metapod 1, 2019, couch, jewelry collection, fake leather, (detail), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Jan Vorisek, Beneath the Remains, 2019, mixed media, (installation view), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Jan Vorisek, Beneath the Remains, 2019, mixed media, (detail), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Jan Vorisek, Beneath the Remains, 2019, mixed media, (detail), photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Marco Rigoni, Ethical Exchange in a Coverse Dream, 2018, melted wax on a sweater, electric candle support, photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Jonathan Steiger, Choleric (from The Four Temperaments), 2019, polystyrene, photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Will Benedict, I'm a Problem, 2016, video 7:12, photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

Bailey Scieszka, Wicker War Game (Promo), 2016, video 4:22, photo: Hayahisa Tomiyasu

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Into the Pit

28.03.2019 – 17.04.2019

Will Benedict, Marilyn Manson, Marco Rigoni, Bailey Scieszka, Rebecca Solari, Jonathan Steiger and Jan Vorisek

“Into the Pit” the second group exhibition opened on March 28, 2019. Its title refers to the slam-dancing area at heavy metal punk rock concerts right next to the stage or, more generally, to a subversive place of liberation and apotropaic rituals.

Curated by 4th Existence