CH:MEDIUM at the Gallery at Stammelbach storage: Experience Art and Identity in Hildesheim
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CH:MEDIUM in Hildesheim: When the Self Becomes an Exhibition
In the gallery at Stammelbach storage, CH:MEDIUM opens up a quiet, yet compelling art experience about self-reflection, physicality, and fragmentation. Jessika Dirks and Edin Bajrić lead the audience into a space of experience where the self is not fixed but unfolds as a medium of perception, memory, and transformation.
A Space for Radical Observation
The exhibition tackles the question of how identity is formed: through the gaze at one's own body, in the inner workings of thought, and in the unrest of the in-between. Dirks and Bajrić deconstruct the self not only as a theme but as an artistic process. Thus, an exhibition emerges that oscillates between intimacy and distance and understands the aesthetic experience as a form of self-exploration.
Jessika Dirks: Self-Inquiry as Painterly Condensation
Jessika Dirks works with motifs that make questions about body, gender, norms, and vulnerability visible. Her art revolves around radical self-reflection, focusing on the tension between freedom and social attribution. In her contemporary painting, figures, body fragments, and psychological states condense into image spaces that appear both vulnerable and resistant.
Edin Bajrić: Autobiographical Image Spaces with Inner Tension
Edin Bajrić, born in 1980 and living and working in Hanover, develops works that combine autobiographical experience with formal openness. His artistic practice approaches people and their environment with great sensitivity to material, gesture, and symbolism. The exhibition thus opens a dialogue between inner and outer states, between memory and the present.
Curating, Atmosphere, and Educational Value
CH:MEDIUM unfolds as an exhibition that does not rely on quick effects but on concentration, reflection, and examination of the works. The calm atmosphere of the gallery at Stammelbach storage supports this engagement and makes the project particularly appealing to art educators and interested visitors. The thematic proximity to identity, perception, and transformation offers numerous points of connection for cultural education.
Opening Hours and Context
The exhibition is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 to 5 PM during exhibition hours. The opening takes place on Sunday, September 13, 2026, at 11:15 AM. Admission is free, which makes the visit even more attractive and enables low-threshold access to contemporary art.
Conclusion
CH:MEDIUM is an exhibition for all who want to not only see contemporary art but experience it as a spiritual and sensory journey. Those interested in painting, identity issues, and the aesthetic power of self-inquiry will find a place of intense perception here. A visit to the gallery at Stammelbach storage is absolutely worthwhile.
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