AUFTAKELN abtakeln exhibition with the Meisterschüler:innen class of Prof. Brandmeier HfBK Dresden 25.04. bis 06.06.2026

For this exhibition, I pulled together three works.

  1. Row, 2026
Exhibition view of Row, 2026, Steel pipe and rocks with two channel video / photo taken by: Victoria Gentsch, material matters.

Row, Row, Row your boat gently down the stream, merrily, merrily,

merrily, life is but a dream is being sung and heard around the room

from the displays that are showing videos of myself in my bath robe, in

my kitchen pretending to paddle on a canoe with my broom in hand

making paddle motions while singing out to the camera- this popular

childrens song. The video on both displays are the same footage, played

at different sequences, thus creating a canon. The scenes are inserted

in the pipe creating references to pipe dreams, when in reality I have to

tend to my responsibilities, living far from the option of going on a boat

ride.

2. Build you up/ tear you down, 2026

Exhibition view of Build you up/ tear you down. 2 steel pipes, lights, moss, cables. 2026 / Photo taken by: Victoria Gentsch, material matters.
Exhibition view of Build you up/ tear you down. 2 steel pipes, lights, moss, cables. 2026 / Photo taken by: Victoria Gentsch, material matters.
Detail of Build you up/ tear you down. 2 steel pipes, lights, moss, cables. 2026 / Photo taken by: Victoria Gentsch, material matters.

3. Taucherbrille ,2026

Exhibition view of Taucherbrille, 2026. Wooden panel, glazed ceramic, and video on display./ Photo taken by Victoria Gentsch, material matters.

Inside a snorkeling mask, the viewer looks into my

fish tank that I filmed: blurred fish drift across the frame

while, behind them, a sudden clear image shows me cleaning

the glass. My work focuses on acts of cleaning—layered

scenes that ultimately return to a single, persistent

gesture.

Angelina Seibert
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