A question of Intervals and Scales

Nadja Verena Marcin participated in the group exhibition A Question of Intervals and Scales at SAP Space, opening June 3, 2024, as part of the Project Space Festival. The exhibition, featuring works by Alizée Armet, Janne Höltermann, Nadja Verena Marcin, and Sidsel Ladegaard, explored how shifts in scale shape our understanding of space, environment, and relationships.

Nadja Verena Marcin’s contribution tackled the theme of “woman in nature,” using her own body as a tool of confrontation to challenge complex assumptions about female representation. Her work engaged in a dialogue with other perspectives, including Alizée Armet’s microscopic exploration of fungal networks, Janne Höltermann’s depictions of massive container ships reduced to pixels, and Sidsel Ladegaard’s contemplative outdoor sculptures indexing human presence in labor and leisure.

The exhibition also reflected on broader themes, such as the human impact on the environment, the power of collectivity, and the ways scale affects perception, time, and distance. Set in a garden, A Question of Intervals and Scales provided a space to contemplate the intricate connections between bodies, nature, and the world.