In times of digital spaces, algorithmic filters and mediated realities, truth enters a state of
ambiguity. Described as post-truth, this condition is one in which facts are overshadowed by
emotional narratives and perception is continuously manipulated.
iffy [ˈɪfi] explores this shift at the intersection of simulation and material presence. Through
three artistic positions, the exhibition examines questions of truth, perception and
authenticity.
Between fact and fiction, original and copy, physical and digital bodies, spaces of fragility
emerge where meaning remains fluid. Through sculpture, installation, video and
interdisciplinary practices, Younsik Kim, Neringa Vasiliauskaite and Maxine Weiss explore
shifting relationships between memory and transformation. Rather than treating ambiguity as
a deficiency, the exhibition approaches it as a critical potential: a way of renegotiating
perception and embracing uncertainty as both an aesthetic and political experience.
On view: July 23 – September 9, 2026
Opening: July 22, 2026, 18:00
Location:
Siegfriedstr. 11,
Munich, Germany
