Kate Newby. anything, anything

About

For her exhibition anything, anything, Kate Newby has developed a new site-sensitive work that addresses the Berlin monastery ruins as a place of permanent change. Her intervention, consisting of more than 1,000 bricks that the artist worked on before firing, is integrated into the floor of the monastery ruins in the form of two lines, each 100 meters long. She focuses on the process - both in the production and in the presentation of the work, which is constantly changing in relation to its surroundings. In doing so, she subtly and unobtrusively touches on themes of social dynamics, often overlooked aspects of the social texture or dependency relationships.