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18 April until 23 June 2026

HAWK - Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst Hildesheim (Klasse Melanie Isverding)

4th installment in the Glass House by students of HAWK

Oles Tsura, Series Attraction

Jewellery and body-related objects are intrinsic to human communication and action. They are social-cultural expressions and depictions in one. Because they indicate and contain information, attitude, thoughts and feelings through their form and materiality. 

Svea Hauer, Caged
Anna Wiest, Handlung Series
Paul Schambach, Chalice / Niklas Dion De Coninck, War Oceans
Janna Marie Bombeck, Körperlandschaften
"This cutlery set explores the themes of external control, purpose and self-will, reflection and self-awareness. These three figures serve a purpose: they are designed to hold up the respective piece of cutlery and act as its handle. They each deal with their externally imposed role in their own way" - Florian Schmid
Lena Wilhelms, Fluttermoments
Gerrit Schulze Raestrup, Handstand-Übung
Emma Sattler, Do you see it, feel it?

"The text reveals itself only when the necklace is removed, a quiet encounter between intimacy and revelation" - Pauline Judith Kortenhaus

Cailey Beerendonk, Echoes‘ keep
Lena Lesselt, Trompeter, siehst du ́s?
Gustav Opitz, Smiley

"It is thus simultaneously a dividing barrier of anonymity, communication about sexuality/intimacy, and a kaleidoscope of queer love and community. Since the form of the object is determined by the person wearing it, the object is only complete with them" - Lenard Requate

"This wrist-worn object transforms movement into sound.A freely moving Harmony Ball inside creates an acoustic experience. Jewellery becomes audible– Beauty perceived not only through sight" - Max Schulz