SETAREH Berlin is excited to announce FORM Time to Time, a new solo exhibition by Gregor Gleiwitz, featuring a powerful and enigmatic body of work that harnesses visual metamorphosis, perception and the uncanny. In his latest paintings, Gleiwitz creates images that appear to be in constant transformation, hovering between states of stability and change. Drawing on the visual complexity of artists like Hieronymus Bosch and Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Gleiwitz similarly plays with the transformation of tangible forms into monstrous or whimsical manifestations. Yet unlike those historical references, his images resist objective clarity. They never fully coalesce into fixed icons or narrative symbols. Instead, they remain fluid, ambiguous, and unsettlingly alive.

The artist works with broad brushes that press or sweep across the canvas with varying density and pressure. The support is fixed directly to the wall, allowing him to engage physically with the surface in a way that would not be possible with a traditional stretcher. This method produces textured and dynamic surfaces that seem to exceed the frame—as if the paintings might continue beyond their visible boundaries. Each work contains multiple visual thresholds, flickering between presence and disappearance. His metamorphic forms are carried by shifting tensions of luminous color, shadows, and rhythmic light.