is an exhibition by Jerszy Seymour with the community of Schlesische27 and many guest artists, designers and activists.
Tying in a year-long process that has made diverse design and artistic productions with young people as well as interventions by international artists, designers and activists possible, the museum space transforms into an multicoloured, immersive environment. A walkable spatial sculpture, constructed using found, scrap and ecologic materials. Object-based and media elements combine to form a large-scale installation that is brought to life with performances, dance sessions, workshops, concerts and raves for a poetic and happy future to come.
The exhibition runs from March 5 to May 3, 2026.
The accompanying programme is published on www.smb.museum.
Photos: Christiane Hamacher
Guest artists include:
Saâdane Afif (FR), Balzer Balzer (DE), Louis Bindernagel und Laura Laipple (DE), Emanuele Braga (IT), James Bridle (UK), Pierre Bujeau (FR), Daniel Dewar und Grégory Gicquel (FR), Morena Di Molfetta (IT), Theo Dietz (DE), Dirty Art Department (NL), David Dorrell (UK), ERDE Recycling und Obsthof Merten (DE), Felix Egle und Druckausgleich Fixpunkt (DE), Eva-Luise Gent (DE), Christiane Hamacher (CH), L’ile Kemmogne (CAM), Selma Laura Köran (DE/TR), Chris Korda (US), LIOS Labs (PL/int.), Ama Luma (FR/CG), Luïza Luz (BR), Macao Collective (IT), Ingrid Meszaros (HU/RO/IT), Amine Mohammed (DE), Timothy Morton (UK), Octave Rimbert-Rivière (FR), Nica Roses (AR), Eurico Sá Fernandes und Wooryun Song (PT/KO), Sven Seeger (DE), Steffen Sennert (DE), Shared Visions (EU), Tomasz Skibicki (DE), Something Fantastic (DE), Hiroo Tanaka (JP), Lydia Thompson (US), Lisa van Heyden (DE)
and
the displaced and migrant youth of S27 – Art and Education taking part in the projects „ARRIVO Übungswerkstätten“, „Bildungsmanufaktur“, „landscape.studio“, „Weltschulhaus“ and „Dance_Lab27“.
Special thanks to Jones Ahmadi, Mohammad Muslem und Sina Yaqubi for their support.
Mutuogenesis is a project by Jerszy Seymour with Schlesischen27 and Kunstgewerbemuseum – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.
Funded by the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation). Funded by the Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media).
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