AS:ArchitectureArtObjectsColours during Berlin Art Week
Presented during Berlin Art Week 2025, AS:ArchitectureArtObjectsColours brought together art, architecture, design and colour within the historic Eternithaus in Berlin's Hansaviertel district. Curated by Gonzalez Haase AAS in collaboration with Fulds Eternithaus, Galerie Thomas Fischer, Marbledworks, New Tendency, Analog and Blēo, the exhibition explored how objects, architecture and colour shape our perception of space.
Designed by Paul Baumgarten in 1957, the glass-walled Eternithaus became an open framework for the exhibition, allowing daylight, reflections and the surrounding city to become part of the experience. Rather than creating conventional gallery rooms, minimal architectural interventions encouraged a continuous dialogue between artworks, objects and architecture.
Blēo contributed a series of steel pavilions painted in colours from the Metropolitan Mélange collection by Gonzalez Haase AAS. The structures explored how colour and finish influence the perception of scale, depth and material, becoming architectural objects in their own right while framing the works exhibited throughout the space.
Together, the exhibition demonstrated a shared interest in architecture as more than a backdrop for art. Colour, material and light became active participants, creating an environment where the boundaries between exhibition design, architecture and contemporary design were intentionally blurred.
Photography by Thomas Meyer
