Céline Berger visited the innogy offshore wind farm near Helgoland for multiple weeks and watched closely, analyzed, integrated herself and designed. This phase has ended now and her exhibition opens on February 4th: integrated into the daily work routine and almost not accessible for the public the VISIT scholar intervenes and makes her former laboratory the field of application. Amazingly calm, original and minimalistic Berger marks the reality of living and working together on the wind farm. The artist will now act on the artificial island and its inhabitants for a month, before the subtile interruptions of the daily workflow will disappear, just as fast as they came softly.
