and order, solo exhibition, Kunstverein München, 2026. Curated by Tom Engels.
Photo: Sebastian Kissel. Photo*: Kristien Daem
Coco 12. Coco and Friend, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure Coco, Mixed breed, Born approx. April 2014, spayed female, Compatible with: Children: aged 14 and over, Other dogs: yes, depending on compatibility, Cats: unknown, Other animals: unknown, Car journeys: unknown, Being left alone: not yet, At the shelter since: 9 December 20l6 Coco lived on a construction site in Bucharest alongside twelve other dogs, where she was fed daily by the wife of a construction worker. When the site closed down after a year, the animal welfare activist took all the dogs to a shelter. Coco has been there for the last three years – confined, yes, but at least safe and with enough food. We have now taken Coco from the Romanian animal welfare activist, as this gentle dog unfortunately had no chance of being adopted in Romania. Coco submissively licks your hands when you kneel down next to her. As a former stray, she is both cautious and curious when meeting people for the first time. After all, you might be carrying some food! Here with us, Coco has learnt to walk on a leash in no time. She likes other dogs, but she also has a strong personality, so with Coco it’s all about sympathy. She prefers male dogs to other female dogs. On a leash, however, she walks past other dogs without making a fuss. In situations that are new to her, Coco always widens her eyes and looks a bit startled, but she actually warms to us humans quite quickly and is now learning just how lovely it is to be stroked. Coco is a dog with a lot of potential. Her future caregivers should have some experience with dogs, as well as the necessary patience and time to help Coco settle into life in an apartment. But she will certainly do her best to get everything right and learn new things. Due to Coco’s frightfulness, there should be no small children living in the household. Coco has a special charm and a cautious kindness that is well worth discovering! 
and they were very loved *, 2015–17 / 2019 / 2026 Two-channel slide installation, textile Portraits of animals living in captivity or otherwise under human control, drawn from home movies and amateur films trom the Media Archive tor Central England (MACE), University of Lincoln. Research initiated in 2015. Commissioned by Moderna Museet Malmö in 2017. Originally realized as a three-channel slide installation; presented here in a two-channel version. 
Innehåll * Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure; double-sided installation, 2026 Contents: Preface 7; Eurasian Eagle-Owl 8; Brown Bear 10; Beaver 12; Fallow Deer 14; Northern Goshawk 16; Common Eider 18; Red Squirrel 20; Common Pheasant 22; Norwegian Lemming 24; Arctic Fox 26; Sheep 28; Goat 30; Pig 32; Mallard 34; European Badger 36; Goose 38; Hare 40; Stoat (Ermine) 42; Dog 44; Horse 46; Hen 48; Hedgehog 50; Polar Bear 52; Short-eared Owl 54; Hazel Grouse 56; Wolverine 58; Rabbit 60; Cat 62; Common Goldeneye 64; Cow 66; Red Deer 68; Golden Eagle 70; Eurasian Lynx 72; Mink and Otter 72; Musk Ox 74; Black Grouse 78; Peregrine Falcon 80; Tengmalm’s Owl (Boreal Owl) 82; Reindeer 84; Ptarmigan 86; Deer 88; Red Fox 90; Magpie and Crow 92; Black-headed Gull 94; Stork 96; Swan 98; Seal 100; Western Capercaillie 102; Common Crane 104; Wolf 106; Moose 108. 
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December, 2026 Series of 12 risograph prints 
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The embrace, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper 
the weather was lovely so we decided to take ourselves to nature, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure 
the weather was lovely so we decided to take ourselves to nature, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure 
the weather was lovely so we decided to take ourselves to nature, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure 
How to raise an animal, 2026 Photograph reproduced on blueback paper 
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Waiting, 2022 Single-channel video, loop 
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and order and the exercises brought us joy, 2015-2026 Single-channel video, 44 seconds, loop 
My Cats (you’ve got a friend) 2026, Single-channel video, 1 hour, loop Part 1: Osman (2010–2024), 20 minutes Part 2: Taksim (2012–), 20 minutes Part 3: Osman and Taksim, 20 minutes * 
Dog in house, 2026 Photograph reproduced on blueback paper, cardboard 
1. Innehåll Mirrored, 2026 Collage reproduced on blueback paper, reused wall structure; double-sided installation Contents: Preface 7; Eurasian Eagle-Owl 8; Brown Bear 10; Beaver 12; Fallow Deer 14; Northern Goshawk 16; Common Eider 18; Red Squirrel 20; Common Pheasant 22; Norwegian Lemming 24; Arctic Fox 26; Sheep 28; Goat 30; Pig 32; Mallard 34; European Badger 36; Goose 38; Hare 40; Stoat (Ermine) 42; Dog 44; Horse 46; Hen 48; Hedgehog 50; Polar Bear 52; Short-eared Owl 54; Hazel Grouse 56; Wolverine 58; Rabbit 60; Cat 62; Common Goldeneye 64; Cow 66; Red Deer 68; Golden Eagle 70; Eurasian Lynx 72; Mink and Otter 72; Musk Ox 74; Black Grouse 78; Peregrine Falcon 80; Tengmalm’s Owl (Boreal Owl) 82; Reindeer 84; Ptarmigan 86; Deer 88; Red Fox 90; Magpie and Crow 92; Black-headed Gull 94; Stork 96; Swan 98; Seal 100; Western Capercaillie 102; Common Crane 104; Wolf 106; Moose 108. and order, folder, Text: Tom Engels and Annika Eriksson Graphic Design: Julie Peters
Kunstverein München, 2026
