Paintings by Halina Jaworski

11th October – 22nd November 2026

Opening 11th October, 3 – 7pm

Music performance by Heri Shin at 4pm

artloft.berlin, Gerichtstrasse 23, 13347 Berlin

www.artloft.berlin

Halina Jaworski, Jacob’s Ladder, 1987, acrilic on canvas, 200 x 150 cm, photo: Benjamin-Lew Klon

Halina Jaworski was a student of Günther Uecker’s at the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf. Their creative connection was extended through a meaningful friendship which continued during the prominent years of the Academy, one of the most respected educational art institution worldwide. Jaworski’s earliest works, executed in the mid-seventies, include linguistic experiments and books. Her manifesto says: “My creative, formative work is embodied in my poetry; I do not wish to articulate it in any other way. My artistic work is poetry that ceaselessly seeks harmony, the union of two worlds—the inner and the outer; this pursuit has led me to pantheism, to a metaphysics of my own. In the laboratory of my imagination, with heightened awareness and a sense of risk, I distance myself from everyday language, from conventional notions, and from habitual emotions, imposing upon myself my own horizons and perspectives” Paintings shown at the exhibition, “RENDERED THOUGHTS”, are from the next decades, when she was developing semi-sculptural wall objects and large size paintings that strongly interact with architecture.

RENDERED THOUGHTS – BY HALINA JAWORSKI is part of a series of exhibitions at Gerichtstrasse 23, a building that has become a dynamic multicultural organism, considered by visitors from many corners of the world as an edifice with an open, free-spirited Berlin character. G23 is a space offering layers of continuously developing creative activities exploring new initiatives across various disciplines.