Annika Hippler | Sector Border | 2024 | light installation | fluorescent elastic band, UV light | installation view Studio im Hochhaus, Berlin | photo: Annika Hippler
Annika Hippler
Simulakra
Opening: Wednesday 07.01.2026 6pm
07.01. - 15.02.2026
#6 related to corporeality
Annika Hippler’s minimalist, poetic works explore the influence of light and movement on space and perception. In her multidimensional works, she translates oscillations, vibrations, and waves into analog photograms, site-specific installations, and light objects. She is particularly interested in creating analog-immersive light spaces that transform existing locations to enable new perceptual experiences.
For the exhibition “Simulakra” at super bien! Berlin, she questions the relationship between light and matter. Based on the principle of mimicry, her objects initially appear as functional technical infrastructure, but upon closer inspection, they reveal themselves as material disinformation or analog deepfakes. The installation focuses on the greenhouse as a site where the boundaries between nature and technology, original and simulation, seem to blur.
For the exhibition “Simulakra” at super bien! Berlin, she questions the relationship between light and matter. Based on the principle of mimicry, her objects initially appear as functional technical infrastructure, but upon closer inspection, they reveal themselves as material disinformation or analog deepfakes. The installation focuses on the greenhouse as a site where the boundaries between nature and technology, original and simulation, seem to blur.
(Annika Hippler)
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