Juan Pablo Echeverri, ‘MUTILady’, 2003 - Courtesy of the artist and Klemm's Gallery.
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Works
01/05/2026 - 06/06/2026
KLEMM'S
Prinzessinnenstrasse 29
10969 Berlin
www.klemms-berlin.com
'Works' explores the wide range of still and moving image strategies that define Echeverri's oeuvre. Offering a portal into his multilayered universe of parody and social critique, the exhibition highlights the precision, variety, and formal consistency of a body of work rooted in the grid and in portraiture—deployed here as a lens onto both the psychological and the social.
Juan Pablo Echeverri's oeuvre consists of a progression of clearly demarcated cycles of images, with each cycle being both visually distinctive and endowed with a surprising formal stringency. Each series possesses a unique pictorial design and a rigorous, often surprising, formal logic. The constructedness of identity is the central theme of his many works. In the guise of a collector, Echeverri presented his audience with a multiplicity of personalities which, in their quantity and diversity, reveal both norm and deviation as social constructs.
01/05/2026 - 06/06/2026
KLEMM'S
Prinzessinnenstrasse 29
10969 Berlin
www.klemms-berlin.com
'Works' explores the wide range of still and moving image strategies that define Echeverri's oeuvre. Offering a portal into his multilayered universe of parody and social critique, the exhibition highlights the precision, variety, and formal consistency of a body of work rooted in the grid and in portraiture—deployed here as a lens onto both the psychological and the social.
Juan Pablo Echeverri's oeuvre consists of a progression of clearly demarcated cycles of images, with each cycle being both visually distinctive and endowed with a surprising formal stringency. Each series possesses a unique pictorial design and a rigorous, often surprising, formal logic. The constructedness of identity is the central theme of his many works. In the guise of a collector, Echeverri presented his audience with a multiplicity of personalities which, in their quantity and diversity, reveal both norm and deviation as social constructs.