25/06/2026
Juliane Tübke is a Berlin-based artist. In her practice, she combines sculpture, sound, and spatial installation, exploring relationships between humans, plants, landscapes, and other life forms. Her focus lies on symbiocene perspectives that understand humans as part of a complex network of mutual interdependence rather than as separate or superior beings. The resulting installations create atmospheric spaces in which ecological, bodily, and emotional layers intertwine.
Das Fieber a den Weidenbaum (2025), Juliane’s work in our current exhibition references historical practices in which illnesses were ritually transferred onto trees. The point of departure is the willow, long known as a medicinal plant due to its active compound salicin, which also forms the basis for aspirin.
Juliane’s work has been presented at the Green Heart Biennale (NL), the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (IND), Ausstellungsraum Klingental (CH), Britzenale (DE), Kunstraum Kreuzberg (DE), Soft Power (DE), Galerie Robert Morat (DE) and Haus am Lützowplatz (DE).
📷 Karin Salathé