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MAX54 Gallery

Augsburg, Germany

Still in Motion

Mönchengladbach From May 20, 2026 to September 15, 2026

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Still in Motion An Exhibition by Martina Hamrik at wineBANK Niederrhein Set within the historic vaulted cellars of the wineBANK Niederrhein, Still in Motion brings together contemporary art, exceptional wines, and a refined atmosphere of intimacy and culture. Martina Hamrik’s works explore the poetry of movement — fleeting gestures, silent encounters, athletic tension, and quiet human presence. Her figures appear suspended between motion and stillness, creating a striking dialogue with the raw architecture and warm ambience of the historic wine cellar. A defining element of Hamrik’s artistic language is her unique, self-developed loop technique, which gives the surfaces of her works a remarkable three-dimensional structure. Through this patented technique — officially protected by the German Patent and Trademark Office — the paintings gain an extraordinary sense of depth, rhythm, and movement. Depending on perspective and light, the artworks continuously transform, appearing vibrant and almost sculptural. Hamrik’s works are part of private collections around the world and can also be found in numerous international luxury residences and high-end architectural projects. At wineBANK Niederrhein, art is experienced not in isolation, but as part of a larger sensorial encounter — where fine wine, aesthetic excellence, and historical character merge into a singular contemporary experience.

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Abteistraße 11
41061, Mönchengladbach
wineBANK Niederrhein
Germany

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Martina Hamrik

Germany

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