Vicky Anna Lardschneider and Maria Braune
Geranienhaus, Schloss Nymphenburg, Munich 2022
 

Grayzone was a collaborative exhibition by Vicky Anna Lardschneider and Maria Braune, presented at the Geranium House of Nymphenburg Palace.
The exhibition explored transitional spaces between painting, object, and installation, allowing materials and forms to merge and dissolve traditional artistic boundaries.

Through the composition of diverse materials, Grayzone examined zones of ambiguity — spaces where intuition, responsibility, and uncertainty intersect.
The works addressed the tension between increasing environmental pressure and the often indistinct areas of human action and decision-making.

Rather than offering clear narratives or solutions, the exhibition focused on processes of perception and identification.
Viewers were invited to navigate the installations intuitively, encountering moments of discomfort, reflection, and recognition.

Within the historic setting of the Geranium House, Grayzone unfolded as a dialogue between fragility and structure, urgency and restraint.
The exhibition framed the gray areas not as places of indecision, but as necessary spaces for awareness, ethical questioning, and transformation.