Berlin-based artists Friederike Feldmann and Paul McDevitt present a joint project unfolding almost entirely across the walls of the exhibition space. Feldmann’s expansive painterly gestures—where brush and surface blur into one another—extend directly onto the architecture, dissolving the boundary between image and wall. McDevitt, whose practice is rooted in drawing, print, and graphic intervention, introduces a distinct layered visual language marked by immediacy and rhythm. In their spatial convergence, the works generate a charged visual field that transforms the interior of the Kunstverein, inviting visitors to encounter the walls not as backdrop but as active, responsive surfaces.