Exhibition Opening: I'LL SEE IT THROUGH THE CHERRY PIE on October 11, 2026

How does reality emerge in a world where images circulate constantly and lose their supposed unambiguity? This question lies at the heart of the exhibition. The works on display present reality as a fluid interplay between construction and projection.

The title is a Dadaist collage composed of quotes from the series *Twin Peaks*. It alludes to the surreal atmosphere that pervades the entire exhibition.

Luisa Baldhuber’s visual spaces are filtered through dichroic glass, a material that displays different colors depending on the angle of light or the viewer’s perspective. Her works are based on personal cell phone photographs and navigate the realms of digital imagery, spatial construction, and inner places of longing. Iridescent reflections and overlays open up visual dreamscapes in which perception becomes fluid. This raises questions about the relationship between the inner and the outer, as well as between humans and the environment.

In his collages and sculptures, Stefan Holzmair intervenes in existing orders. Through fragmentation and decontextualization, he transforms familiar visual elements and spatial structures into phantasmal images. In these works, reality and identity appear as unstable constructs riddled with fractures.