Published 1 SEP 2024
Jens Pecho
Things That Are Over
Opening – 8 SEP 2024, 3-7 pm
10 SEP until 2 NOV 2024

EBENSPERGER is pleased to present Jens Pecho’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. For Things That Are Over, Pecho shows several new works in dialogue with selected earlier works. Using a broad spectrum of media ranging from sound, text, photography, olfactory works to light art, he explores concepts, worldviews and personal memories of loved ones connected by one aspect: Their time has passed.

Jens Pecho
End Palm
Foto: Ivo Faber
courtesy of the artist and EBENSPERGER

Jens Pecho
Scent Piece for my Father (2019)
Foto: Achim Kukulies
courtesy of the artist and EBENSPERGER

Jens Pecho
The End (2012)
Foto: Ivo Faber
courtesy of the artist and EBENSPERGER
The past appears in Pecho’s exhibition in a Janus-faced way and in many different forms: as a fictional place of longing, a disenchanted illusion or as a hybris that was misconstructed from the start. All these elements leave us with an ambivalent feeling that makes a clear judgement difficult. The only certainty is that the past is not simply behind us, but continues to have an effect on us.