Tyra Tingleff
Pulse / Pause
6 SEP until 8 NOV 2025
Opening – 6 SEP 2025, 6-9 pm
No special opening hours for Berlin Art Week!
Tyra Tingleff,
Tribute to Joan, 2025
Tribute to Joan, 2025
Oil on raw linen
Photo by Marjorie Brunet
Courtesy of the Artist and ChertLüdde
Courtesy of the Artist and ChertLüdde
Tyra Tingleff lives and works between Oslo and Berlin. She graduated from the Royal College of Art, London, with a Master’s in Painting in 2013 after studing at The Royal Academy of Art, Copenhagen and The National Academy of the Arts Bergen.
At ChertLüdde, Tingleff will present a new series of abstract paintings that explore the fluidity of matter through experimental techniques. These works invite interpretation through a lens of speculation and doubt, challenging conventional readings of form and intent. On the occasion of the exhibition, a new chapbook by Tess Brown-Lavoie will be presented.
Sandra Poulson
Dust as an Accidental Gift
6 SEP until 8 NOV 2025
Opening – 6 SEP 2025, 6-9 pm
No special opening hours for Berlin Art Week!
Sandra Poulson,
Dust as an Accidental Gift
Dust as an Accidental Gift
Installation view at Al Qasimiya School, Sharjah, UAE, Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023
Photo by Danko Stjepanovic.
Courtesy of Sharjah Architecture Triennial
Sandra Poulson is an Angolan interdisciplinary artist whose practice engages with the political, cultural, and socio-economic landscape of Angola as a critical case study. Her work explores the intersections of history, oral tradition, and global political structures, with a particular focus on approaches emerging from the ‘Near-South’.
ChertLüdde will present Poulson’s 2023 installation Dust as an Accidental Gift, originally produced for the Sharjah Architecture Triennial (2023). The work offers a forensic view of the pervasive dust in Luanda, Angola. Shaped by the country’s colonial past, this dust functions both as a livelihood-sustaining commodity—through the labor dedicated to its removal—and as a symbol of class division within the city’s socio-economic, political, cultural, and built environment.