For her exhibition “Open Lab ‘Irreversible Moment'” Jenny Brockman transforms the Schering Stiftung’s Projektraum into an experimental space. In the form of sculptures, interactive spatial arrangements or outlines of thought, for years now the artist has been researching into dynamic, spatial and social processes as well as natural cycles. The exhibition, curated by Nora Mayr, presents Jenny Brockmann’s artistic research of several years for the first time, a work emerging from cooperation between interdisciplinary experts from the fields of chemistry, physics, dance, and music. The starting point of her research is the causation behind fundamental changes in structures, spaces, political and personal situations, and for the sociopolitical significance of the ‘Irreversible Moment’.
In this context the Open Lab ‘Irreversible Moment’ not only becomes a place to document the findings of previous investigations but also serves for the duration of the exhibition as an open laboratory, where visitors can participate in the research process at public lectures or in interdisciplinary workshops.
On the occasion of this exhibition the Schering Stiftung publishes a documentation of the project which brings together an introduction to her work as well as experience reports and statements of the participating artists and scientists. The booklet can be ordered from the Schering Stiftung: info@scheringstiftung.de