Liquid Body
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam•May 21, 2025 — Aug 24, 2025
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The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam presents Liquid Body, a solo exhibition by Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz, on view from May 21 to August 24, 2025. Known for her immersive environments, Rosenkranz transforms the museum into a charged sensory field, where the distinction between perception and matter dissolves, and light behaves as if it were thought itself. In a space bathed in a green and blue glow—suggestive of synthetic ecologies and unearthly atmospheres—painting exists not just as surface, but as a living system where presence and perception interact.
Rosenkranz’s work examines the biochemical and cultural forces that shape human experience. Using both synthetic and organic materials—such as polymers, LED lighting, and industrial plastics—she crafts multisensory environments designed to shift viewers’ perception. Her installations blur the boundaries between natural and artificial, exploring how evolution and contemporary technology shape our emotions, identities,...More
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Liquid Body
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam•May 21, 2025 — Aug 24, 2025
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The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam presents Liquid Body, a solo exhibition by Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz, on view from May 21 to August 24, 2025. Known for her immersive environments, Rosenkranz transforms the museum into a charged sensory field, where the distinction between perception and matter dissolves, and light behaves as if it were thought itself. In a space bathed in a green and blue glow—suggestive of synthetic ecologies and unearthly atmospheres—painting exists not just as surface, but as a living system where presence and perception interact.
Rosenkranz’s work examines the biochemical and cultural forces that shape human experience. Using both synthetic and organic materials—such as polymers, LED lighting, and industrial plastics—she crafts multisensory environments designed to shift viewers’ perception. Her installations blur the boundaries between natural and artificial, exploring how evolution and contemporary technology shape our emotions, identities,...More
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