THREE BODIES (2025)

Three Bodies explores the relationship between the human body, Earth, and Moon through artworks that function as guides for somatic meditation. In the main gallery, paintings representing lunar phases are accompanied by a soundscape of ocean waves recorded under a full Moon on Guatemala’s Pacific Coast. Layered with moonquake frequencies—vibrations caused by Earth’s gravitational pull on the Moon—these sounds are adjusted to an audible range that echoes natural bodily rhythms such as deep sleep cycles and resting heart rates.

Viewers are invited to engage with the paintings through breath and subtle movement: tracing the bone patterns with the eyes, allowing the gaze to guide the neck, and attuning to the body's response as shared resonances emerge between body and Moon.

The materiality of the works reinforces these connections. Calcium—present in the bones, pigments, Earth’s crust, and the Moon’s surface—evokes a shared geological ancestry. Sand from Guatemala’s Pacific Coast speaks to the reciprocal gravitational pull between Earth and Moon: while the Moon shapes Earth’s tides, Earth generates seismic activity on the Moon.

In the basement gallery, a wool braid interwoven with o-shaped bones invites tactile engagement. Reminiscent of rosaries or meditation beads, the piece becomes an instrument for somatic awareness as viewers walk the circle, silently "reading" each bone with their fingers, synchronizing breath and touch.

Rooted in seeing-breathing, an ongoing methodology integrating neuroscience, meditation, and somatic practice, the exhibition proposes embodied ways of perceiving interconnection between human and planetary bodies.

The photos above are from the 2025 exhibition at Vorfluter, Berlin. Photos upstairs gallery and activations: Giulia Garetto. Photos downstairs gallery (installation): Vorfluter.

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TRES CUERPOS (2025)

Tres Cuerpos explora la relación entre el cuerpo humano, la Tierra y la Luna a través de obras que funcionan como guías para la meditación somática. En la galería principal, pinturas que representan las fases lunares se acompañan de una composición sonora de olas grabadas bajo la Luna llena en la costa pacífica de Guatemala. Estas grabaciones, superpuestas con frecuencias de sismos lunares —vibraciones provocadas por la atracción gravitacional de la Tierra sobre la Luna—, han sido ajustadas a un rango audible que refleja los ritmos corporales naturales, como las ondas delta del sueño profundo y las frecuencias del ritmo cardíaco en reposo.

Se invita a los visitantes a interactuar con las pinturas a través de la respiración y el movimiento sutil: seguir los patrones de hueso con la mirada, permitir que los ojos guíen el cuello y sintonizar con las respuestas corporales a medida que emergen resonancias compartidas entre el cuerpo y la Luna.

La materialidad de las obras profundiza estas conexiones. El calcio —presente en los huesos, los pigmentos, la corteza terrestre y la superficie lunar— evoca un linaje geológico común. La arena de la costa pacífica guatemalteca alude a la relación gravitacional recíproca entre la Tierra y la Luna: mientras la Luna genera las mareas terrestres, la Tierra provoca actividad sísmica en la Luna.

En la galería del sótano, una trenza de lana entretejida con huesos en forma de “O” invita al contacto táctil. Recordando rosarios o cuentas de meditación, la pieza se convierte en un instrumento de conciencia somática mientras los visitantes recorren el círculo, "leyendo" silenciosamente cada hueso con los dedos, sincronizando respiración y movimiento.

Basada en seeing-breathing, una metodología en desarrollo que integra neurociencia, meditación y prácticas somáticas, la exposición propone formas corporales de percibir la interconexión entre los cuerpos humanos y planetarios.

Las fotos arriba corresponden a la exposición de 2025 en Vorfluter, Berlín.

Fotos (galería superior y activaciones): Giulia Garetto.
Fotos (instalación en galería inferior): Vorfluter.

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THREE BODIES (2025)

February 21 - March 8, 2025

Opening: February, 21 at 19h

Vorfluter @ Donaustraße 112, Berlin, Germany

Three Bodies examines the relationship between the human body, Earth, and Moon through artworks designed as guides for active meditation. Featuring paintings, sound, and an interactive installation, the exhibition explores shared rhythms and resonances between celestial and human systems. Materials like volcanic sand and calcium, an essential component of skeletons, Earth’s crust, and the Moon’s surface, evoke mutual ancestries across geological time. Meanwhile, moonquake frequencies, adjusted to an audible range, echo bodily rhythms such as deep sleep cycles and resting heart rates, inviting reflection on the body’s relationship to larger patterns. By blending neuroscience, meditation, and somatic practices, the exhibition challenges human-centric perspectives and creates a space to experience interconnectedness through embodiment. 

In addition to the artworks, the exhibition includes a public program featuring a collaborative breathwork session and a planetary sound meditation, fostering participatory frameworks that deepen sensory engagement.

Public Program

Breathwork Session with Gerjet Efken - February 26, 2025 at 19h

Join us for an experimental breathwork session with Gerjet Efken, where we will activate the artworks in Three Bodies using guided somatic practices. Using seeing-breathing—a practice developed by the artist to encourage empathy through embodiment—we’ll explore new ways to interact with art to calm our nervous systems and foster sensorial engagement with the exhibition’s themes. 

Gerjet Efken is a breathwork facilitator, mindfulness teacher, and holistic health coach exploring the intersection of breath, body, and consciousness—whether working with startup founders, authoring the Audible Original audiobook "Durchatmen", or growing cacao in the Guatemalan rainforest.

Planetary Sound Meditation with Paloma / Zen Chaos - March 6, 2025 at 19h

Explore the interconnected rhythms of the human body, Earth, and Moon in this meditative sound journey. Using a Moon gong and Gaia tuning forks, this session bridges ancestral practices and cosmic cycles, inviting deep listening and embodied connection to planetary frequencies.

Paloma is a sound and massage therapist, trauma-informed facilitator, and artist specializing in breathwork, hypnosis, and meditation. A lifelong learner and traveler, she moves between philosophy, creativity, and underground culture.