Self-Portrait as a Pregnant Woman
Kunstverein Hannover•Nov 29, 2025 — Mar 01, 2026
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Kunstverein Hannover is pleased to present the first institutional solo exhibition of Teresa Solar Abboud in Germany, marking a defining moment in the artist’s evolving practice. Self-Portrait as a Pregnant Woman brings together a selection of her acclaimed works from recent years and introduces two major new sculptural productions commissioned by
Kunstverein Hannover: Tunnel Boring Machine (Atlantic Ridge Multiplicity) and a new suite of Self-Portrait sculptures, which lend the exhibition its title and extend her exploration of hybrid, emergent bodies. The presentation also includes early video works and two dedicated rooms of drawings, demonstrating the breadth and continuity of Solar Abboud’s formal vocabulary.
At the centre of her work lies an inquiry into the dense and intertwined networks that shape life—cultural, geological, industrial, and organic—and the ways these systems overlap, entangle, or collide.
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Self-Portrait as a Pregnant Woman
Kunstverein Hannover•Nov 29, 2025 — Mar 01, 2026
Press Release
Kunstverein Hannover is pleased to present the first institutional solo exhibition of Teresa Solar Abboud in Germany, marking a defining moment in the artist’s evolving practice. Self-Portrait as a Pregnant Woman brings together a selection of her acclaimed works from recent years and introduces two major new sculptural productions commissioned by
Kunstverein Hannover: Tunnel Boring Machine (Atlantic Ridge Multiplicity) and a new suite of Self-Portrait sculptures, which lend the exhibition its title and extend her exploration of hybrid, emergent bodies. The presentation also includes early video works and two dedicated rooms of drawings, demonstrating the breadth and continuity of Solar Abboud’s formal vocabulary.
At the centre of her work lies an inquiry into the dense and intertwined networks that shape life—cultural, geological, industrial, and organic—and the ways these systems overlap, entangle, or collide.
The exhibition ta…
















































































