COLOR SPACE CONSTELLATIONS

artistic approaches that explore the possibilities of geometric abstraction in various ways.

The works by Petra Tödter, Carla Bertone, and María Muñoz explore color, form, and space as an independent visual language and open a dialogue between structure and perception, order and intuition.

The exhibition was curated by Carla Bertone, whose artistic and curatorial practice focuses on geometric abstraction, color dynamics, and structures of perception.

The selection of artists is based on shared formal and conceptual questions, without diluting their individual artistic styles.

The result is an exhibition space in which different approaches interact and complement one another.

Although all three artists work with geometric forms, each develops her

distinct visual language.

In her wall and spatial objects, Petra Tödter explores the relationship between line, plane, and mathematical order.

Carla Bertone focuses on serial structures, symmetries, and spatial transformations, exploring how color influences our perception of space and movement.

María Muñoz creates abstract reliefs and wall sculptures from wood, in which rhythm, repetition, and vibrant color compositions generate spatial depth and visual dynamism.

FARBRAUMKONSTELLATIONEN views geometry not as a rigid system, but as an open field of experimentation.

The exhibition invites visitors to consciously perceive the relationships between color, form, and space and to discover the diverse possibilities of abstract visual worlds.

The interplay of these three artistic approaches gives rise to compelling constellations that combine precision and plasticity, directing the viewer’s attention to the interplay between visual order and individual perception.

Artists

• Petra Tödter
• Carla Bertone
• María Muñoz

Curator:

• Carla Bertone

Opening Hours

Opening Reception

• Friday, September 4, 2026, 5–8 p.m.

Berlin Art Week

• Friday, September 11, 2026, 5–8 p.m.

Artist Talk

• Friday, September 18, 2026, 5–8 p.m.

Closing Reception

• Friday, September 25, 2026, 5–8 p.m. and by appointment