In der Wiederholung beginnen wir
KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen•Sep 13, 2026 — Nov 08, 2026
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In autumn 2026, Künstler:innenhaus Bremen presents the solo exhibition In der Wiederholung beginnen wir (In Repetition, We Begin) by Swiss artist Nina Emge (*1995, Zurich, where she lives and works). Her body of work spans sound pieces and sculptures, with her artistic practice exploring different modes of listening.
Emge’s sculptures, whether they are freestanding or wall-mounted, serve as vessels for stories, craft knowledge, materials, and plants. This approach runs throughout her research and archival work, her installations and drawings, as well as the often collaborative processes through which her works are conceived and produced. The exhibition reflects these diverse modes of collective making, listening, and attentive listening with the audience, all of which play a central role in Emge’s practice.
Applied to the realm of sound, Emge understands listening as a shared process that unfolds between bodies, spaces, and situations. She distinguishes between hearing and listening,…
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In der Wiederholung beginnen wir
KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen•Sep 13, 2026 — Nov 08, 2026
Press Release
In autumn 2026, Künstler:innenhaus Bremen presents the solo exhibition In der Wiederholung beginnen wir (In Repetition, We Begin) by Swiss artist Nina Emge (*1995, Zurich, where she lives and works). Her body of work spans sound pieces and sculptures, with her artistic practice exploring different modes of listening.
Emge’s sculptures, whether they are freestanding or wall-mounted, serve as vessels for stories, craft knowledge, materials, and plants. This approach runs throughout her research and archival work, her installations and drawings, as well as the often collaborative processes through which her works are conceived and produced. The exhibition reflects these diverse modes of collective making, listening, and attentive listening with the audience, all of which play a central role in Emge’s practice.
Applied to the realm of sound, Emge understands listening as a shared process that unfolds between bodies, spaces, and situations. She distinguishes between hearing and listening,…












































































