with Clara da Cruz Mendes, Kaddi Hemmerling, Hannah Lansburgh, Raquel Sommer, Ana Eloísa Sommer-Madison, Lisa Karolin Winzler

The title adopted for the six-person show is taken from instructions given by Japan’s Fuji-Q Highland amusement park. Upon its reopening in May 2020, the park released a four-minute video of two of their
unflappable business executives displaying proper roller coaster comportment to reduce the risk of Covid-19 transmission.

In the context of Berlin’s 14th Mental Health Week, the exhibition presents artistic positions in the form of video installations, paintings, collages and sculptures. Utilizing autobiographical, documentary and
sociocritical approaches for an open discourse on the visual arts, psychology, and treatment approaches, the artists offer room – in the words of Hannah Arendt – "to recognize and integrate the difference and diversity of people who together form a pluralist society.”

20. - 24.10. / 11-18 Uhr
25.10. / 11-15 Uhr