perceptual territories - cut, split, layered
neugerriemschneider•May 02, 2026 — Aug 15, 2026
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perceptual territories - cut, split, layered features works by Shilpa Gupta, Renata Lucas and Haegue Yang that deconstruct prevailing narratives of reality using historical, political and subjective precedents. Subverting geometry, fragmenting the quotidian and navigating sound through form, the three artists prompt modes of sight and movement that ground a viewer in time and space. Together, they shape resonant encounters that cast the world in new light.
In her multi-disciplinary practice, Shilpa Gupta explores power structures, social stratification and shared histories, investigating how these forces mold nations, cultures, identities and understandings of self-determination. With 100 Hand-Drawn Maps of Germany (2007 - 2025), the artist presents Germany’s approximated outline as drawn from memory by 100 of its residents. The recollected contours, compiled in a sketchbook, lie opposite an oscillating table fan. Its bound pages blow in its wind, flipping at random in a gesture that…
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perceptual territories - cut, split, layered
neugerriemschneider•May 02, 2026 — Aug 15, 2026
Press Release
perceptual territories - cut, split, layered features works by Shilpa Gupta, Renata Lucas and Haegue Yang that deconstruct prevailing narratives of reality using historical, political and subjective precedents. Subverting geometry, fragmenting the quotidian and navigating sound through form, the three artists prompt modes of sight and movement that ground a viewer in time and space. Together, they shape resonant encounters that cast the world in new light.
In her multi-disciplinary practice, Shilpa Gupta explores power structures, social stratification and shared histories, investigating how these forces mold nations, cultures, identities and understandings of self-determination. With 100 Hand-Drawn Maps of Germany (2007 - 2025), the artist presents Germany’s approximated outline as drawn from memory by 100 of its residents. The recollected contours, compiled in a sketchbook, lie opposite an oscillating table fan. Its bound pages blow in its wind, flipping at random in a gesture that…





















