Sunday 1st
11:00
Moritz Neumüller
Imagine(d) History



Today, history is not merely written and taught it is artificially produced, remixed, and shaped by platform design.

An exhibition exploring how history is constructed today, contrasting physical photobooks with a large-format conceptual collage.

We live in an era of 'synthetic consensus', where machine-generated content and filter bubbles often hold more credibility than established experts. Curated by Adam Mazur and Moritz Neumüller, this setup features a dozen carefully selected photobooks that convey history through an artistic visual medium. Opposite the open display cases is a visual conceptual diagram: not a traditional museum text, but a collage simulating how historiography emerges today within unstable digital systems.



List of exhibited books:

  • Angeniet Berkers, Lebensborn: Birth Politics in the Third Reich, 2024, The Eriskay Connection
  • Christian Rothe, Buchenwald: Im Dickicht vom Ettersberg / In the Thicket of the Ettersberg, 2025, Hartmann Books
  • Piero Martinello and Piero Casentini, The Weight of the Word, 2025, Fw:Books
  • Damian Heinisch, 45, 2020, MACK
  • Arturo Soto, Border Documents, 2025, The Eriskay Connection
  • Michał Iwanowski, Go Home Polish, 2024, self-published
  • Mark Duffy, In the Wake of Brexit, 2019, self-published
  • Nicolò Degiorgis, Hidden Islam, 2014, Rorhot
  • Juan Brenner, FERVOR, 2025, Eros Publications
  • Kincso Bede, Porcelain and Wool, 2024, hECTIC bOOKs
  • Samia Henni, Colonial Toxicity: Rehearsing French Radioactive Architecture and Landscape in the Sahara, 2024, If I Can't Dance, Framer Framed and edition fink
  • Takashi Homma, Symphony: Mushrooms from the Forest, 2019, Case Publishing
  • Maciek Nabrdalik, Homesick, 2016, Strefa Zero
  • Sasha Kurmaz, Red Horse, 2025, Éditions Images Vevey
  • Małgorzata Stankiewicz, Lassen, 2019, Meta/Books



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