G_OS.T by Mateusz Choróbski at OP ENHEIM in Wrocław

Mateusz Choróbski. G_OS.T
OP ENHEIM, Wrocław
October 29, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Curators: Chiara Valci Mazzara, Susanne Prinz

Mateusz Choróbski’s solo exhibition G_OS.T was conceived specifically for the spaces of the OP ENHEIM gallery. The exhibition explores themes of memory, loss, and the search for a way back. The artist draws on the histories of places and figures connected to Wrocław and Berlin, including architect Hans Poelzig and director Erik Charell, whose unrealized film project inspired by Homer’s Odyssey becomes one of the exhibition’s recurring motifs.

Combining sound, light, video, and installations that interact with the architecture of OP ENHEIM, Choróbski creates a multilayered narrative about a past that resurfaces in the form of traces, echoes, and memories. Objects and materials given a second life (particularly glass) also play a significant role in his artistic practice, ranging from crystal decanters and glass thermos liners to old windowpanes and architectural elements. The artist is interested in both the materiality of these objects and the histories embedded within them: traces of everyday use, earlier manufacturing technologies, and the social and economic transformations they have witnessed. Objects that have lost their original purpose become the starting point for new works.

The dela.art foundation and the Eneris Foundation are partners of the exhibition.

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