Gabrielle Graessle

In the realm of contemporary art, the act of appropriation serves not only as a bridge between the past and the present but also as a reflective surface for societal desires and collective memory. Our "Sticker Album" group show, delves into this intricate dialogue through a unique lens—historic stickers, emblems of soccer's illustrious legacy and a testament to the universal penchant for collecting.

PULPO GALLERY is pleased to be part of the BERGSON pop-up in downtown Munich. Starting Monday, July 24, PULPO GALLERY will move into the first floor of the former sports...

Gabrielle Graessle unites the most diverse motifs of our time in her oeuvre. She finds her inspiration in a pack of cards, during flea market visits, but also in dealing with current world politics. In some of her works, serious problems are hidden behind the innocent purity of playful representations. Destructive bombings indicated by squeaky colorful planes or political show of force wrapped in an official birthday celebration.

In her artistic practice, Graessle deals with a wide range of themes, some of which have accompanied her since her childhood and repeatedly appear in her works. Such recurring motifs include her own body awareness and the female identity captured in movies or Vogue issues.