The work GAMMA GAMMA, site-specifically created for the large hall of the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, simulates an architectural structure consisting of twenty-five large format canvases, sculptural elements and sound, enveloping and filling the entire space. The exhibition reflects the thought process, dialogue, and development of ideas by the collective members during their two-week sojourn in Israel for the project’s installation, thus articulating their experiences and impressions. GAMMA GAMMA creates a type of utopian village, metaphorically expressing the group’s activities in general, and their visit to Israel in specific.

Sophie von Hellermann (1975) was born in Germany. Lives and works in London. Christian Jendreiko (1969), Matthias Lahme (1974), Dietmar Lutz (1968), André Niebur (1973), and Marie-Céline Schäfer (1967) were born in Germany. Live and work in Düsseldorf.

Thanks to Tali Cederbaum, initiator of the exhibition

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