so’n’so //
exhibition at treehouse in Amsterdam, Netherlands, February 2026group exhibition organised and curated by Klaudia Kazmierczak and Marcus Wärnheim.
showcasing a mixture of musical perfomances, sculpture and installation art.
treehouse, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
where ‘the wire I bend’ was interacted with.
the textile work is an experimental piece, questioning human’s environmental impact of the actions our hands contribute. the programmed imagery produced on the industrial circular knitting machine is based on typography patterns, universe imagery, and the inside and the outside systems that occur in earth’s spheres.
the piece hangs with gravity weighing the textile downwards while the metal structures, implemented by hand, are to be affected and manipulated by hands that shape the tube and in turn its universes. the work plays between environments, action, touch, and the human made and the machine produced.
the audence is therefore invited to interact with it.
“feel free to shape the piece.
with your hands.”
‘the wire i bend’, 2023
/145 x 145 x 330cm/
cotton yarn, filler yarn, wire
showcasing a mixture of musical perfomances, sculpture and installation art.
treehouse, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
where ‘the wire I bend’ was interacted with.
the textile work is an experimental piece, questioning human’s environmental impact of the actions our hands contribute. the programmed imagery produced on the industrial circular knitting machine is based on typography patterns, universe imagery, and the inside and the outside systems that occur in earth’s spheres.
the piece hangs with gravity weighing the textile downwards while the metal structures, implemented by hand, are to be affected and manipulated by hands that shape the tube and in turn its universes. the work plays between environments, action, touch, and the human made and the machine produced.
the audence is therefore invited to interact with it.
“feel free to shape the piece.
with your hands.”
‘the wire i bend’, 2023
/145 x 145 x 330cm/
cotton yarn, filler yarn, wire
group exhibition organised and curated by Klaudia Kazmierczak and Marcus Wärnheim. showcasing a mixture of musical perfomances, sculpture and installations art. where ‘the wire I bend’ was interacted with.
the textile work is an experimental piece, questioning human’s environmental impact of the actions our hands contribute. the programmed imagery produced on the industrial circular knitting machine is based on typography patterns, universe imagery, and the inside and the outside systems that occur in earth’s spheres.
the piece hangs with gravity weighing the textile downwards while the metal structures, implemented by hand, are to be affected and manipulated by hands that shape the tube and in turn its universes. the work plays between environments, action, touch, and the human made and the machine produced.
the audence is therefore invited to interact with it.
“feel free to shape the piece.
with your hands.”
