Madonna; Brain; Vase; Scarf; Black Cat; and Money

Katharina Fritsch presents a carefully curated set of six multiples that span a diverse range of everyday and symbolic objects, rendered in materials including plaster, plastic, metal, and screenprinted silk. Each object — a Madonna, a brain, a vase, a scarf, a black cat, and money — is transformed through Fritsch's signature reductive aesthetic, stripping familiar forms of their context to amplify their cultural and psychological resonance. Together, the works explore the tension between the sacred and the mundane, the spiritual and the material, inviting viewers to reconsider the hidden power embedded in ordinary things.