As part of the Self-Topography on Paper exhibition at Atelier Mitte, we are thrilled to introduce Sabine Hilscher, an artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries to explore the intricate landscapes of identity and existence.

Sabine Hilscher’s delicate and intricate paper cuts blur the lines between the real and the imaginary, moving beyond geographical and identity-based borders. Her three-dimensional works combine anatomical and geographical elements, posing profound questions about where we stand in this world. What are our personal limits? What are the borders that define us, and what transformations are triggered when they are challenged?

In Sabine's art, new pathways, imaginative landscapes, and formations unfold—offering us maps of an imagined journey from the past into the future. Her work invites us to contemplate the invisible boundaries that shape our lives and the possibilities that arise when we dare to traverse them.

Join us at the Self-Topography on Paper exhibition to experience Sabine Hilscher’s visionary paper art, where each piece is a reflection of a world in motion, a narrative of personal and collective transformation.