Raul Walch

Raul Walch is a visual artist whose diverse practice encompasses sculpture, installation, performance, and participatory projects. He often works in and with public spaces, activating existing structures and departing from traditional exhibition methods. His artistic practice is deeply connected to the desire to shape and intervene in reality. Engaging intensively with social and ecological issues, he uses art as a transformative force to open up new perspectives on societal structures. Raul Walch’s work has been shown in major exhibitions, including Balance at Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin (2022), as well as at Bundeskunsthalle Bonn (2023) and Berlinische Galerie (2021). He has participated in several biennials and international art fairs. In 2025, he is artist-in-residence at Villa Romana in Florence.

Raul Walch takes part in DISLOCATION—on the spot.

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Raul Walch

Raul Walch is a visual artist whose diverse practice encompasses sculpture, installation, performance, and participatory projects. He often works in and with public spaces, activating existing structures and departing from traditional exhibition methods. His artistic practice is deeply connected to the desire to shape and intervene in reality. Engaging intensively with social and ecological issues, Raul Walch

Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino

Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino (Brazil, 1989) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Through score, sculpture, text, photography, sound, and video, the artist addresses the remaining structures of the transatlantic colonial project, focusing on institutional critique, language, and objecthood. Their work has been shown in Germany and internationally, including exhibitions at Kunstverein Braunschweig (Germany), Wisrah C. V. da R. Celestino

Orawan Arunrak

Orawan Arunrak lives and works between Bangkok and Berlin. Her work emerges from everyday life and small overlooked moments across different places. She works with drawing, painting, text, performance, sound, and video to explore how people, languages, and spaces intertwine, and how cultural memory and daily rituals persist. Her installations invite shared presence and attentive Orawan Arunrak

Nadja Abt

Nadja Abt (b. Vladimirovich) is an artist, writer and editor, based in Berlin and Vienna. Abt studied Literature and Art History at Freie Universität Berlin as well as Fine Arts at Universität der Künste Berlin and the Universidad Torcuato di Tella in Buenos Aires. From 2015 till 2018 she lived and worked in São Paulo, Nadja Abt

Anguezomo Nzé Mba Bikoro

Anguezomo Nzé Mba Bikoro (GAB/FR) is an interdisciplinary artist, author, somatic body therapist, and curator. Their practice weaves together decolonial, somatic, and abolitionist approaches with ancestral knowledge, herbal medicine, and sound. At its core are queer histories, collective healing, and anticolonial resistance. Site-specific works explore the colonial entanglements of migration, ecology, and memory. In collaboration Anguezomo Nzé Mba Bikoro

Songhak Ky

Songhak Ky (1950, Kandal – 2000, Berlin) was a Cambodian artist who came to the German Democratic Republic (GDR) in 1972 to study art and design (metal and enamel work). He fled to the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) in 1987 and did not return to Cambodia until his death in 2000. Influenced by the Songhak Ky

Mila Panić

Mila Panić (* 1991) is a Bosnian-born artist and stand-up comedian. Her artist’s practice ranges from personal documentation to poetic visual and discursive elements through which she creates a cycle that interprets the various inheritances of migration. She is the co-founder of the collective and association Fully Funded Residencies eV. Her most recent exhibitions were Mila Panić

Sarnt Utamachote

Sarnt Utamachote is a Southeast Asian nonbinary filmmaker and curator in Berlin. Their work explores the intersection between activism and contemporary art through intense archival research and community-based collaborations in the form of exhibition or film. They have curated exhibitions or programs for institutions such as HKW, Schwules Museum, nGbK, Sinema Transtopia, shaping conversations on Sarnt Utamachote

Daniela Kneip Velescu

Daniela Kneip Velescu, born 1982 in Bucharest, Romania, lives and works in Berlin. Daniela Kneip Velescu preferred to spend her last semester in 2011 in Bucharest rather than in the corridors of the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main. In 2019, she traveled along the Danube with the support of Kunstfonds Bonn. She followed the historical Daniela Kneip Velescu

Constantin Hartenstein

Constantin Hartenstein is a Berlin-based artist working at the intersection of technology, queerness, and the human body. He studied at the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) and the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK). Hartenstein’s work spans sculpture, drawings, prints, performances, and multimedia installations, reflecting on post-digital materiality and speculative futures. His practice critically examines Constantin Hartenstein