Mison Schreff

🌱 FINAL SPRING 🌱 'Final Spring’: a spontaneous exhibition in our studio apartment on Uhlandstraße 145, Wilmersdorf, Berlin. Sometimes an eviction notice doubles as a curatorial deadline. Instead of leaving quietly, we decided to repurpose the space for a long, sunny afternoon. The space shifted into something unstable: part home, part exhibition, part construction site, with half-packed rooms and works installed wherever they still fit. What had functioned as an artistic living space became, for a brief moment, a site of autonomy- improvised and slightly out of control. Set in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, a district shaped by polished galleries and quiet wealth the exhibition operated in friction with its surroundings. Installed in the former office of architect Stefan Braunfels, it was less a clean presentation than a temporary occupation, not entirely by choice. Rather than framing abstract positions, the exhibition worked from within its own conditions: limited time, unstable ground, and the need to produce something before access disappears. In the end, it was our final spring. 🐁🥂 Curation and text by Mison Schreff Poster design and artwork by Shir Shoval Simhoni 👑 Participating Artists Janis Eckhardt Amalia Hajieva Hatho Mai Li Helweg Scarlett Morrow Darya Osypchuk Tariano Schneider Mison Schreff Moritz Seiboth Shir Shoval Simhoni Olga Ullmann Oliver Wellmann Martin Winkler Kaitong Zhang

HERS Finissage🍂 Group Show @pavillonammilchhof Artists @teona.gogichaishvili @gozde_ju @olga_ulmann @zuzusarita Featuring my artwork Arirang (아리랑), begun during the pandemic and completed in 2026, based on the world’s largest stadium, Rungrado May Day Stadium in North Korea. Arirang 아리랑 Embroidery on fabric 140 x 120cm 2020-2026 This exhibition brings together five women artists whose works unfold layered narratives around home, belonging, the body, memory, and women’s labor. Coming from different geographies and disciplines, the artists draw on personal experiences, family relationships, cultural heritage, and political imagery and systems of representation— exploring the fragile yet transformative nature of what we call her(s) home. Gözde Ju’s works focus on the often-invisible histories of domestic crafts and women’s labor, inviting a reconsideration of family relations, social roles, and the act of building a home through everyday objects. Teona Gogichaishvili‘s photographs visualize the evolving forms of motherhood, capturing the delicate balance between closeness and distance over time. Sarita Dey’s practice explores themes of belonging, womanhood, and the notion of “returning home,” articulated through bodily gestures and embodied experiences unfolding across physlandscapes, shifting geographies, and the emotional terrain of family histories.Olga Ulmann revisits historical representations of the female body and examines their lasting influence on contemporary visual culture. Mison Schreff’s embroidered work subtly reinterprets architectural and political symbolism through a delicate process of abstraction. Taken together, these works suggest that home is not merely a physical space, but a field woven from memories, relationships, representation, and the structures - political and personal- that shape what we are allied to call our own. Exhibition Text by Gözde Ju 🐕💙

Some impressions of our group show HERS 🌺 @pavillonammilchhof Participating artists @teona.gogichaishvili @olga_ulmann @gozde_ju @zuzusarita 💐 Featuring my artwork Arirang (아리랑), begun during the pandemic and completed in 2026, based on the world’s largest stadium, Rungrado May Day Stadium in North Korea. Arirang 아리랑 Embroidery on fabric 140 x 120cm 2020-2026 This exhibition brings together five women artists whose works unfold layered narratives around home, belonging, the body, memory, and women’s labor. Coming from different geographies and disciplines, the artists draw on personal experiences, family relationships, cultural heritage, and political imagery and systems of representation— exploring the fragile yet transformative nature of what we call her(s) home. Gözde Ju’s works focus on the often-invisible histories of domestic crafts and women’s labor, inviting a reconsideration of family relations, social roles, and the act of building a home through everyday objects. Teona Gogichaishvili‘s photographs visualize the evolving forms of motherhood, capturing the delicate balance between closeness and distance over time. Sarita Dey’s practice explores themes of belonging, womanhood, and the notion of “returning home,” articulated through bodily gestures and embodied experiences unfolding across physlandscapes, shifting geographies, and the emotional terrain of family histories.Olga Ulmann revisits historical representations of the female body and examines their lasting influence on contemporary visual culture. Mison Schreff’s embroidered work subtly reinterprets architectural and political symbolism through a delicate process of abstraction. Taken together, these works suggest that home is not merely a physical space, but a field woven from memories, relationships, representation, and the structures - political and personal- that shape what we are allied to call our own. Exhibition Text by Gözde Ju

You’re warmly invited to HERS — a group exhibition bringing together five women artists whose works unfold layered narratives around home, belonging, the body, memory, and women’s labor. Featuring works by: 
Sarita Dey @zuzusarita 
Teona Gogichaishvili @teona.gogichaishvili 
Gözde Ju @gozde_ju 
Mison Schreff @misonschreff 
Olga Ulmann @olga_ulmann at @pavillonammilchhof 🍾Join us for the vernissage this Friday: 
27 March 2026, 7 pm Exhibition Dates: 
28 March – 19 April 2026 Visits by appointment Pavillon am Milchhof
Schwedter Straße 232
10435 Berlin We look forward to welcoming you! Graphic design by: @gozde_ju Artwork in the Background: @misonschreff #HERS #Groupexhibition #Contemporaryart #Berlinart #femaleartists

body void 106 x 65 cm Acrylic on Paper 2022

exhibition view a script, a sketch, a show 10-17. december 2025 documenta-Halle Curated by Lizzy Ellbrück & Johanna Schäfer Photos by Lukas Melzer

Mison Schreff+ Lisa Gareis: Interspherence @misonschreff Site-specific painterly installation + Performance @plus_one_frankfurt In "Interspherence", Schreff unfolds paintings on site, airbrushes walls and floors, while Gareis activates the space through her performance. Painting and movement intertwine — stillness turns into action, and ephemeral presence becomes tangible.

It's a wrap! Thank you to everyone who came to see my solo show lumen at saasfee*Pavillon, Frankfurt am Main @saasfeepavillon It’s been a joy to bring this project to life, and I’m grateful it could unfold in such a beautiful space 🌾 Thank you to all who visited, supported, and shared this moment with me @paulelie_ @teaeassea @slnhammer @yu2pt @olga_ulmann Photo @diem.sq

Die Ausstellung ‚Lumen‘ von Mison Schreff ist noch dieses Wochenende zu sehen. Wir haben Samstag und Sonntag von 14.00-18.00 geöffnet und laden herzlich ein zum Artist Walk mit der Künstlerin, die am Sonntag um 15.00 durch die Ausstellung führen wird. Eine Anmeldung ist nicht erforderlich und der Eintritt ist frei. Für die Ausstellung im saasfee*pavillon verbindet die Künstlerin Mison Schreff ihre Werkserie lumen mit den Werkzyklen Druzhba und IX Fortas. Die für die Ausstellung entstandenen Arbeiten lumen und Resonance:Piece treten dabei in einen direkten Dialog mit der gläsernen Architektur des Pavillons und verhandeln Themen wie Körperlichkeit, Transparenz und die Auflösung räumlicher Grenzen. Die Textilarbeit Resonance:Piece, im vorderen Bereich des Pavillons installiert, lädt die Besucher*innen zur taktilen Erfahrung ein. Während der Vernissage aktivierte der Tänzer Paul Elie von der tanzmainz Compagnie die Arbeit durch eine choreografische Intervention, begleitet von der Komposition Suchme des Musikers Vahid Hosseini. Das Video der Performance ist auf einem Screen in der Ausstellung zu sehen. Die Verbindung der Werkserien lumen, Druzhba und IX Fortas lässt sich als eine Gegenüberstellung zwischen konstruierten und organischen Formen verstehen. Der Einsatz von Sprühfarbe steht dabei für einen bewussten Bruch mit festgelegten Strukturen und die Hinwendung zu einer offenen, fließenden Formensprache. Die Künstlerin betrachtet den Körper als eine Form von Architektur, der als Träger von soziopolitischen, kulturellen und ökonomischen Implikationen agiert. Die Werke Druzhba I-II und IX Fortas III entstanden 2021 während der Corona-Pandemie. Druzhba- Russisch für Freundschaft- basiert auf einem während der Sowjetzeit errichteten Sanatorium auf der Krim- Halbinsel, das nach dem Konzept des Panoptikons entworfen wurde. IX Fortas bezieht sich auf ein Denkmal des Bildhauers Alfonsas V. Ambraziūnas in der Festungsanlage Neunter Fort in Litauen. In lumen erschafft Schreff mit Airbrush auf Holz organische, biomorphe Formen. Beide Werkgruppen befassen sich mit dem Zusammenspiel von Licht, Struktur und Auflösung. @misonschreff @paulelie_ @teaeassea

Join us for an Artist Walk on Sunday 15h @saasfeepavillon Finissage, Sun 23.11.~ 14-18h As part of the exhibition of 'lumen' lumen Exhibition by Mison Schreff 30.10.-23.11. @misonschreff Photo 1: Selina Hammer @slnhammer Photo 2-7: Yü Jin @yu2pt

Resonance:Piece In collaboration with Paul Elie @paulelie_ Photos by Tessa Trautmann @teaeassea As part of the exhibition lumen 30.10.-23.11. @saasfeepavillon Exhibition on view until this Sunday 💫 Join us for the Finissage on Sunday, 23.11.~ 14-18h including an Artist Walk at 15h 🕒

Mison Schreff + Lisa Gareis: Interspherence @misonschreff Site-specific painterly installation + Performance In "Interspherence", Schreff unfolds paintings on site, airbrushes walls and floors, while Gareis activates the space through her performance. Painting and movement intertwine — stillness turns into action, and ephemeral presence becomes tangible. Join us for the Finissage! 🥂 November 13, from 6:30 PM With sound by LDB, drinks, snacks & the loveliest soft landing of this exhibition 🍸✨ 📍 Infos +1 — Hospitality as Artistic Practice Stiftstraße 30, Frankfurt Innenstadt Fri – Sun · 3–6 PM This weekend: The Artist Is Present: @am_dangdang Photos by Selina Hammer and Lorenz Kerkhoff @slnhammer @lrnz.krkhff