Haubitz + Zoche
Platform 28 investigated "Nature" for its Fall program in 2016. "Rethinking Nature" was our concept for exhibitions, reviews and workshops and walked us through the future of the environment around us and proposals by which we can re-use nature to either cause awareness or to rescue it.
Our first review in Fall covered some artworks by Sabine Haubitz and Stefanie Zoche, a German atists’ duo. They began working together in 1998 and positioned themselves in international artistic practice with photographic works, videos and site-specific installations under the name Haubitz + Zoche. Sabine Haubitz passed away in March 2014, however, Stefanie Zoche will continue the work that bears the signature of the two artists in both their names. Sabine Haubitz (1959–2014) studied Fine Arts in Berlin and Munich, while Stefanie Zoche (1965) studied in Perpignan, France, and London. Throughout their career, the artists’ duo realized photographic series and site-specific installations investigating architecture and public space.
Platform 28 investigated "Nature" for its Fall program in 2016. "Rethinking Nature" was our concept for exhibitions, reviews and workshops and walked us through the future of the environment around us and proposals by which we can re-use nature to either cause awareness or to rescue it.
Our first review in Fall covered some artworks by Sabine Haubitz and Stefanie Zoche, a German atists’ duo. They began working together in 1998 and positioned themselves in international artistic practice with photographic works, videos and site-specific installations under the name Haubitz + Zoche. Sabine Haubitz passed away in March 2014, however, Stefanie Zoche will continue the work that bears the signature of the two artists in both their names. Sabine Haubitz (1959–2014) studied Fine Arts in Berlin and Munich, while Stefanie Zoche (1965) studied in Perpignan, France, and London. Throughout their career, the artists’ duo realized photographic series and site-specific installations investigating architecture and public space.
