© Mother Of Pearl
The collective Mother Of Pearl was founded in 2013 in Düsseldorf by the artists Liza Dieckwisch, Ae Ran Kim, Jungwoon Kim and Klara Paterok. Since then, they have realised a series of exhibitions, residencies and projects together.
In 2021, the collective conceived and built the artistic-architectural intervention of the same name “Mother Of Pearl” in St. Florian near Linz, Austria. Based on the concept of a Korean pavilion (Jeongja), the collective incorporated the surrounding nature into the design. The Mother Of Pearl pavilion was specially designed for one of the carp ponds at St. Florian Abbey: the pavilion extends out onto the water surface of the pond and merges with the surrounding fauna and flora to form a unity. For its implementation, the artists attached great importance to ecological and regional approaches. For the project they used regional wood, which they treated with fire.
Mother Of Pearl is a place of cultural exchange, an exhibition space, a space for concerts and performances. Curated by the artists themselves, it aims to promote free artistic work and dialogue between different disciplines.
Collective exhibitions
2024 Rather Stein- und Mineralienbörse, Boddenberg, Cologne, Germany
2023 Über das Neue, Belvedere 21, Vienna, Austria
2021 Mother of Pearl – we meet on the floor, florapondtemporay, St. Florian, Austria
2019 MMmmm, Künstlerhaus Sootbörn, Hamburg, Germany
2018 Die Muschel kotzt Sahne, Anscharpark Kunstverein Haus 8, Kiel, Germany
2017 TIPI 31, Kölner Str.150, Düsseldorf, Germany
2017 He cut a thine slice of a surface and found it taste like elastic ice, Kunstverein Waidhofen/Ybbs, Austria
2016 PARASOL Observations, Popps Packing, Hamtramck/Detroit, Michigan
2015 About Buidlings And Food, Werkstatt Gladbacher Str., Düsseldorf, Germany
2014 8,567,383, Gallery 175, Seoul, South Korea
© Mother Of Pearl
The collective Mother Of Pearl was founded in 2013 in Düsseldorf by the artists Liza Dieckwisch, Ae Ran Kim, Jungwoon Kim and Klara Paterok. Since then, they have realised a series of exhibitions, residencies and projects together.
In 2021, the collective conceived and built the artistic-architectural intervention of the same name “Mother Of Pearl” in St. Florian near Linz, Austria. Based on the concept of a Korean pavilion (Jeongja), the collective incorporated the surrounding nature into the design. The Mother Of Pearl pavilion was specially designed for one of the carp ponds at St. Florian Abbey: the pavilion extends out onto the water surface of the pond and merges with the surrounding fauna and flora to form a unity. For its implementation, the artists attached great importance to ecological and regional approaches. For the project they used regional wood, which they treated with fire.
Mother Of Pearl is a place of cultural exchange, an exhibition space, a space for concerts and performances. Curated by the artists themselves, it aims to promote free artistic work and dialogue between different disciplines.
Collective exhibitions
2024 Rather Stein- und Mineralienbörse, Boddenberg, Cologne, Germany
2023 Über das Neue, Belvedere 21, Vienna, Austria
2021 Mother of Pearl – we meet on the floor, florapondtemporay, St. Florian, Austria
2019 MMmmm, Künstlerhaus Sootbörn, Hamburg, Germany
2018 Die Muschel kotzt Sahne, Anscharpark Kunstverein Haus 8, Kiel, Germany
2017 TIPI 31, Kölner Str.150, Düsseldorf, Germany
2017 He cut a thine slice of a surface and found it taste like elastic ice, Kunstverein Waidhofen/Ybbs, Austria
2016 PARASOL Observations, Popps Packing, Hamtramck/Detroit, Michigan
2015 About Buidlings And Food, Werkstatt Gladbacher Str., Düsseldorf, Germany
2014 8,567,383, Gallery 175, Seoul, South Korea