Peter Bialobrzeski's photographs of the seashore allow us to experience something immediate, the presence of something sublime - the memory of an idealized notion of landscape. His images can also be read as a poetic meditation on change and disappearance — like the sinking of the legendary Rungholt, the Atlantis of the North. At the same time, they explore the relationship between humans and nature as well as formally, the interplay between figure, sea, and horizon.

In his images of Bombay/Mumbai, Peter Bialobrzeski condenses the intense impressions of a city caught between local traditions and cultures and the uninhibited forces of globalization and neoliberalism. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue with photographs by Peter Bialobrzeski and an essay by Ranjit Hoskote (English/German). "The rhythm of Bialobrzeski’s photographs oscillates between the emphatic vertical momentum of towers that vacuum-seal their reside…