Gabriela Oberkofler
Gabriela Oberkofler
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City Tour with Willi, Meggie, Paul, Pauline, Moses, Vivien, Max, Daisy, Luca and Herrn Müller

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

The exhibition Stadtrundfahrt mit Willi, Meggie, Paul, Pauline, Moses, Vivien, Max, Daisy, Luca und Herrn Müller by Gabriela Oberkofler focuses on the documentation of the action of the same name. On 25 July, the artist, who comes from a small mountain village in South Tyrol, will be making her way through Berlin with her mobile farm. The wagons, consisting of stables, a vegetable garden, a farmer’s flower garden and a small house, will be accompanied by a donkey, a sheep, dwarf rabbits, guinea pigs and two dogs. Gabriela Oberkofler brings her mountain world, the home village of Jenesien, to the big city of Berlin; images of a spectacular mountain landscape are confronted with the pulsating life in the centre of Berlin. The mobile travelling farm leaves its local origins behind and blends in with the global hustle and bustle.

The EnBW showroom will also feature various large-format drawings—a fox buzzing with mosquitoes, a burning anthill and a dark wooden shed surrounded by a blossoming apple tree—as well as the video installation la tourterelle. The video tells the story of a pigeon that grew up in a supermarket in France. 

City Tour with Willi, Meggie, Paul, Pauline, Moses, Vivien, Max, Daisy, Luca and Herrn Müller

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

EnBW Showroom Berlin, 2011, in cooperation with the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg

The exhibition Stadtrundfahrt mit Willi, Meggie, Paul, Pauline, Moses, Vivien, Max, Daisy, Luca und Herrn Müller by Gabriela Oberkofler focuses on the documentation of the action of the same name. On 25 July, the artist, who comes from a small mountain village in South Tyrol, will be making her way through Berlin with her mobile farm. The wagons, consisting of stables, a vegetable garden, a farmer’s flower garden and a small house, will be accompanied by a donkey, a sheep, dwarf rabbits, guinea pigs and two dogs. Gabriela Oberkofler brings her mountain world, the home village of Jenesien, to the big city of Berlin; images of a spectacular mountain landscape are confronted with the pulsating life in the centre of Berlin. The mobile travelling farm leaves its local origins behind and blends in with the global hustle and bustle.

The EnBW showroom will also feature various large-format drawings—a fox buzzing with mosquitoes, a burning anthill and a dark wooden shed surrounded by a blossoming apple tree—as well as the video installation la tourterelle. The video tells the story of a pigeon that grew up in a supermarket in France. 

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