NATURA MORTA
NATURA MORTA II
NATURA MORTA II continues the dialogue between Natsuko Mizushima, Alina Naomi Abke, and Maxim Pritula, exploring nature not as a fixed still life but as a living process of transformation and renewal.
Working with wood, leaves, clay, plants, found materials, beads, and metal, the three artists translate natural elements into jewelry, objects, and wall-based works. Their different approaches meet in a shared attention to material, fragility, memory, and change.
The exhibition reflects on nature’s own structures and its ability to reclaim, transform, and regenerate — qualities from which we continue to learn.
NATURA MORTA I
The exhibition “NATURA MORTA” brings together works by three artists from Berlin whose works share a common essence: the intensive engagement with natural materials and their symbolic, emotional, and formal impact.
The artists Natsuko Mizushima and Alina Naomi presented jewelry objects for the first time, inspired by the works of artist Maxim Pritula. They combined silver, wood, glass, and Heishi beads in an artistic way.
The presentation brings different scales and forms into close conversation: suspended jewelry, small sculptural objects, and textured works on the wall. Their shared attention to wood, mineral-like surfaces, glass, metal, and other natural references connects the intimate scale of jewelry with the spatial experience of the gallery.