All of those records; tell me, bee (Becoming B – Chapter 2)
Künstlerhaus Bethanien•Jul 17, 2025 — Sep 14, 2025
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With All of those records; tell me, bee – the second chapter of the project Becoming B, curated by Marie-Sophie Dorsch – Krys Huba turns the gaze inward. Taking the poetic figure bee as a departure, they explore questions of queer identity and belonging within normative social patterns. bee itself materializes in the exhibition in traces, which unfold through paintings, poetic writing fragments, and sculptural objects. Across image and text, the works are interwoven by lines of connection that resist fixed forms and instead emerge into ever-shifting constellations.
During a residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Krys Huba engaged with the institution’s immediate public surroundings—a dense coexistence of urban subjects, intertwined through overlapping stories, sounds, and movements. Yet not all voices in this mesh are perceived equally. The artist draws this fragile fabric of the city into the exhibition space. This gesture turns the...More
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All of those records; tell me, bee (Becoming B – Chapter 2)
Künstlerhaus Bethanien•Jul 17, 2025 — Sep 14, 2025
Press Release
With All of those records; tell me, bee – the second chapter of the project Becoming B, curated by Marie-Sophie Dorsch – Krys Huba turns the gaze inward. Taking the poetic figure bee as a departure, they explore questions of queer identity and belonging within normative social patterns. bee itself materializes in the exhibition in traces, which unfold through paintings, poetic writing fragments, and sculptural objects. Across image and text, the works are interwoven by lines of connection that resist fixed forms and instead emerge into ever-shifting constellations.
During a residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Krys Huba engaged with the institution’s immediate public surroundings—a dense coexistence of urban subjects, intertwined through overlapping stories, sounds, and movements. Yet not all voices in this mesh are perceived equally. The artist draws this fragile fabric of the city into the exhibition space. This gesture turns the...More
