WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? Home as a Mobile Art Landscape
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Home as a Mobile Landscape: WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE?
In the Karlskirche Kassel, the artistic positions of Aliaa Abou Khaddour, Iman Hasbani, and Reem Yassouf come together from October 31 to November 14, 2026. Their exhibition combines installation, live performance, and experimental work with various materials. At the center is the open, urgent question: What does home mean?
When Home is Not Fixed
The three artists do not perceive home as an unchangeable place but as an experience that is continually reshaped through memory, change, and belonging. This opens up a space for reflection on identity, presence, and absence. Personal experiences intertwine with societal questions, transforming the viewing of the works into an aesthetic experience across borders.
Installation, Performance, and Material in Dialogue
The exhibition brings together different artistic expressions. Installations structure the church space, live performance introduces temporality and physicality to the exhibition situation, while experimental materials create new relationships between form, surface, and space. The works do not exist in isolation but enter into a dynamic dialogue with the architecture.
The Karlskirche as a Sensual Exhibition Atmosphere
The historic Karlskirche provides the atmospheric setting for this art experience. The simple interior of the former Huguenot church allows for light, sound, movement, and focused perception. The church space becomes a sensual landscape where artistic traces, memories, and present experiences overlap.
The Karlskirche was built between 1698 and 1710 according to the plans of the French architect and court master builder Paul du Ry. After its destruction in World War II, it was rebuilt in a simplified form by 1957. Its history as a place of migration, faith, loss, and reconstruction gives the exhibition additional art historical resonance.
Guided Tours and Focused Encounters
Guided tours will take place on Tuesday, November 3, Friday, November 6, Wednesday, November 11, and Friday, November 13, 2026, each from 5:30 to 6:00 PM. The exhibition is open daily from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. Visitors will experience the works in a calm exhibition atmosphere and have the opportunity to deepen the artistic questions through direct exchange.
Conclusion: An Exhibition about Connection and Change
WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? invites art enthusiasts to a multifaceted encounter with installation, performance, and experimental material art. The exhibition encourages a rethinking of home: as a mobile experience, as memory, and as relationships to places and people. Those who experience art as cultural education, work observation, and personal enrichment should definitely discover this unique art experience live at the Karlskirche Kassel.
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