What happens when language becomes fabric and the digital world leaves a physical trace? Together with artist Franziska Ostermann, we are creating an edition based on her collection of poetry, Versen.

Versen is an investigation into the relationship between the body, language, and digital structure. It weaves the analog together with the virtual, searching for those specific moments where technology actually touches us and memory turns into a surface.

Franziska works across photography, video, text, and performance. Her practice lives in that space between the hand and the machine, between sensory experience and technical translation. Her work has been shown everywhere from New York and Paris to Tokyo, with recent features at the NRW-Forum Düsseldorf and HEK Basel. She’s a voice recognized by the likes of Forbes and the British Journal of Photography, sitting comfortably at the intersection of word and pixel, body and code.

For REMÆR, Ostermann translates her poetic visual language into a structure of light, text, and cloth. It is a work about intimacy, memory, and the question of what actually remains when language becomes something you can touch.

Coming soon.