In a time when artistic disciplines increasingly dissolve into one another, this series proposes a space where sound, movement and image converge into a single living organism. Each edition centers on one principal artist, a nucleus of creative energy around whom an ecosystem of collaborators unfolds: composers, performers, visual artists and choreographers. Together they construct an immersive environment that resists static spectatorship and invites sensorial participation.

These experiences are not traditional performances but temporal architectures, charged spaces in which artistic languages collide and merge. The body becomes sound, the voice becomes sculpture, light becomes rhythm. Within this intersection, the boundaries between stage and audience.

The series celebrates the physicality of art, its urgency, vulnerability and collective potential. By situating contemporary practice within an accessible and visceral framework, it dissolves hierarchies between high and popular culture and generates moments of unexpected synergy, which creates space for dialogue and discussion. 

The entire evening is planned around the main act and supplemented artistically, partly with curatorial assistance and partly in cooperation with institutions or galleries. To this end, we are planning collaborations with curators Marcus Boxler and Sebastian Hoffmann, who will add another visual perspective.

Each event is an invitation to experience art not as a distant object of contemplation but as a total encounter, something to be felt, inhabited and shared. 

HOSTED by Mutter & CO- hosted by An ARTIST.

As part of Berlin Art Week 2025, @studio1111berlin transformed into a multi-sensory, overstimulating gallery–cinema hybrid. Expanding on @spencernotspencer acclaimed Sydney retrospective, this reimagined experience combined sophisticated sound design in perfect sync with visuals, alongside never-before-seen works.

Visitors moved through a flowing sequence of moods and intensities — from scrapbook fragments, raw journalism, erotica, and vintage home videos to surreal pop culture moments and a new realm of AI-enhanced art.

Created in collaboration with @10magazine, the installation featured the unveiling of a new cover and behind-the-scenes footage with a cultural icon. Exclusive works included collaborations with Sega Bodega, Mykki Blanco, Paris Hilton, Troye Sivan, Erotica, and more.

Afterwards, the exhibition led into an Aftershow Party with a legendary lineup – a performance by Casey Spooner and Peaches.

Anna Kuen presented her solo exhibtion “Series Painter” at TOR140 on the occasion of Berlin Art Week 2025.

“Series Painter” brought together Anna’s multidisciplinary practice, examining the interplay of heritage, perception, and landscape through both canvas and porcelain. The exhibition traced her methodical approach: fragmentary words, tonal sketches, and layered mark-making created works that negotiated memory, identity, and spatial experience. Her porcelain series, developed during a residency at Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (@kpmberlin), engaged with Bauhaus tradition while extending her painterly vocabulary.

Anna Kuen presented her solo exhibtion “Series Painter” at TOR140 on the occasion of Berlin Art Week 2025.

“Series Painter” brought together Anna’s multidisciplinary practice, examining the interplay of heritage, perception, and landscape through both canvas and porcelain. The exhibition traced her methodical approach: fragmentary words, tonal sketches, and layered mark-making created works that negotiated memory, identity, and spatial experience. Her porcelain series, developed during a residency at Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (@kpmberlin), engaged with Bauhaus tradition while extending her painterly vocabulary.