Wohnung was a project that unfolded over a period of two years in an apartment awaiting complete renovation. This transitional space became a site of artistic and human experimentation, blending an artist residency with a place of production. Each month, a new installation was added to the previous ones, coexisting with them in an evolving composition until the eventual move.
The interventions, designed to respond to the specificities of the space, were integrated into various parts of the apartment. Over time, they interacted with the existing creations, extending from the bathroom to the rooftop terrace and transforming every corner into a unique experience.

Wohnung was not just an artistic space but also a place for encounter and exchange. The intimacy of a private space was temporarily opened to the public, creating opportunities for discussion and sharing. An exhibition could take the form of a single evening, a vernissage, or a moment of connection.

The project explored themes of living spaces, the boundaries between private and public realms, real estate speculation, and how these issues shape our lives. Time, the quality of exchanges around art and culture, personal experiences, hospitality, and dialogue defined the essence and uniqueness of Wohnung’s approach.