In “Wo mich Niemand kennt”, Eduard Bigas engages with the thought of Walter Benjamin. Moving between Catalonia and Berlin, his work links the places of Benjamin’s life and death. Through collage, ink, and graphite, Bigas reflects on Benjamin’s ideas of fragment, aura, and memory. The exhibition becomes a quiet, poetic homage to one of the 20th century’s most influential thinkers.

In “Wo mich Niemand kennt”, Eduard Bigas engages with the thought of Walter Benjamin. Moving between Catalonia and Berlin, his work links the places of Benjamin’s life and death. Through collage, ink, and graphite, Bigas reflects on Benjamin’s ideas of fragment, aura, and memory. The exhibition becomes a quiet, poetic homage to one of the 20th century’s most influential thinkers.

The Galerie Kuchling, in cooperation with the American Arts Center in Casablanca, presents the exhibition From the Backyard to Beyond and Back. This impressive show is dedicated to individual landscapes and both inner and outer journeys and is curated by Tatyana Palyga and Alexander Bondar from Zoopark Publishing. Four photographers are featured: the Moroccan artists Mourad Fedouache, Charaf Lahib & Youness Sefyaoui, as well as the American photographer Richard Lavern Martin.

Through the layering of photographs, Rabe aims to create a fictional narrative related to the exhibition's title. The images are displayed in various formats—color and black-and-white, framed and as posters. At first glance, the arrangement appears disordered and playful. However, upon closer inspection of this visual world, relationships between the photographs emerge. These imagined connections highlight that it is not the individual image that takes center stage, but rather the overall arrangement. Various image aesthetics and contents intertwine into interconnected narrative threads.