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Franziska Koch, the youngest graduate of the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig, breaks away from old painting traditions with her gestural-expressive pictures of interpersonal, often queer scenes.

Johannes Rochhausen, a representative of the middle generation of the Leipzig School, consistently focusses on his own studio. The deserted close-up space is both a safe space and a reflection of the world, and Rochhausen's work is a thesis on the possibilities and limits of human coexistence.

Nadine Kolodziey, multimedia artist, moves in dazzling digital worlds, complements analogue artworks with augmented reality and begins to rethink art, far from the physically tangible.