post-title Melissa Steckbauer | Boys, Boys, Boys | Migrant Bird Space | 15.07.-29.07.2023

Melissa Steckbauer | Boys, Boys, Boys | Migrant Bird Space | 15.07.-29.07.2023

Melissa Steckbauer | Boys, Boys, Boys | Migrant Bird Space | 15.07.-29.07.2023

Melissa Steckbauer | Boys, Boys, Boys | Migrant Bird Space | 15.07.-29.07.2023

until 29.07. | #3963ARTatBerlin | Migrant Bird Space presents from 15. July 2023 the exhibition “Boys, Boys, Boys” by the artist Melissa Steckbauer.

Melissa Steckbauer will be presented as the first additional artist of the summer project “Boys Boys Boys” from 15.07. to 29.07. at MBS with her fascinating works.

Melissa Steckbauer currently resides and works in Berlin. In recent years, she has shifted her focus from comprehensive research in painting to creating a series of works on paper, exploring the possibilities and complexities of this medium within spatial contexts. Steckbauer’s artistic practice is characterized by her exploration of the unique qualities and expressive potential of paper. Through techniques such as repetition, intricate cuts, and layering, she creates captivating geometric shapes and layered compositions on paper.

In Steckbauer’s artwork, paper serves as an “image-bearer,” conveying profound emotions and interpersonal relationships. She likens her artistic process to writing love letters, where each artwork becomes a visual expression of something deeply human and transcendent. Through her meticulous craftsmanship and experimentation with photographic forms, Steckbauer aims to make the intangible aspects of the human experience tangible.

The artistic exploration goes beyond individual experiences and encompasses the concept of sharing, which is essential for survival. She aims to bridge the gap between individuals and their inner needs, seeking deeper levels of understanding and compassion. In her work, Steckbauer delves into the intricacies of human connection, blending empathy with our innate primal instincts. The emphasis is placed on the importance of protecting and supporting one another, recognizing that these vital skills are often passed down through generations, like seeds being sown.

ART at Berlin - MBS - Melissa Steckbauer - Untitled, 2023Untitled, 2023, cut, inkjet print on newsprint, 58,5 x 84,5 cm

Melissa Steckbauer currently resides and works in Berlin. In recent years, she has shifted her focus from comprehensive research in painting to creating a series of works on paper, exploring the possibilities and complexities of this medium within spatial contexts. Steckbauer’s artistic practice is characterized by her exploration of the unique qualities and expressive potential of paper. Through techniques such as repetition, intricate cuts, and layering, she creates captivating geometric shapes and layered compositions on paper.

In Steckbauer’s artwork, paper serves as an “image-bearer,” conveying profound emotions and interpersonal relationships. She likens her artistic process to writing love letters, where each artwork becomes a visual expression of something deeply human and transcendent. Through her meticulous craftsmanship and experimentation with photographic forms, Steckbauer aims to make the intangible aspects of the human experience tangible.

ART at Berlin - MBS - Melissa Steckbauer - Black in Berlin, 2023Black in Berlin, 2023, cut, inkjet print on newsprint, 42 x 29 cm

As an exciting addition to our summer project “Boys, Boys, Boys” at MBS, we are thrilled to showcase Steckbauer’s remarkable talent. Prepare to be mesmerized by her thought-provoking photographic installations and recent paintings.

Opening: Saturday, 15. July from 7:00 pm 

Exhibition dates: Saturday, 15. July 2023 to Saturday, 29. July 2023

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Image caption title: Green Berlin, 2023, cut, inkjet print on newsprint, 29 x 42 cm

Exhibition Melissa Steckbauer – Migrant Bird Space | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibition Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin

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