Björn Dahlem
Great Cosmic Wall

15 NOV 2025 until 17 JAN 2026

Installation view

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Galerie Guido W. Baudach is pleased to present its ninth solo exhibition with Björn Dahlem. Under the title Great Cosmic Wall, the near Berlin-based sculptor and installation artist is showing new wall objects and sculptures.

Innerer Planet (Hortus), 2025

Wood, lacquer, synthetics, acrylic glass, ceramic, glass, cocktail cherries, alcohol, globe

188 x 72 x 30 cm

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Innerer Planet (Hortus), 2025

Wood, lacquer, synthetics, acrylic glass, ceramic, glass, cocktail cherries, alcohol, globe

188 x 72 x 30 cm

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Wahrheitsplanet (Homunculus Saloon Zero), 2025

Wood, lacquer, aluminium, steel, acrylic glass, mirror, glass ball, glass vase, mirror ball, dice, magnetite

196 x 104 x 25 cm

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Wahrheitsplanet (Homunculus Saloon Zero), 2025

Wood, lacquer, aluminium, steel, acrylic glass, mirror, glass ball, glass vase, mirror ball, dice, magnetite

196 x 104 x 25 cm

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Great Cosmic Wall adds a new chapter to Dahlem’s oeuvre. Formally and in terms of content, it deals with specific borderline areas; be it those between microcosm and macrocosm, mundane everyday life and transcendent experience, or between order and chaos. Accordingly, Great Cosmic Wall can also be read as an allusive metaphor for the invisible barriers that separate our subjective experience of reality from the infinite: the mist between us and the universe; the curtain of light and shadow that separates space-time and matter. With Great Cosmic Wall, Björn Dahlem attempts not only to illustrate this borderline areas, but also to penetrate them with his sculptures.

Cosmic Wall, 2025

wood, lacquer, bamboo curtain

274 x 370 x 8 cm

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Selbstporträt als Maschine (Galaxie),

2012 – 2025

Wood, lacquer, steel, acrylic glass, glass bowl, oscilloscope, light bulb

65 x 165 x 36 cm (plus wall plinth 39 x 59 x 40 cm)

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