MOLT Berlin continues its programming with a group presentation on April 2, starting at 6pm. The event brings together twelve artists working across different practices at Herzbergstraße 40-43 in the Lichtenberg district.
The roster includes Heith & Alexander Iezzi, Stina Fors, Olga Hohmann, Iida Jonsson & Ssi Saarinen, Ona Julija Lukas Steponaityte, Tobias Zielony, Steffen Köhn & Phillip Kaminiak, Valentina Furian, with artwork by Mihai Grecu & Thibault Gleize. The lineup spans performance, video, photography, installation, and other formats, though specific details about what each artist presents remain open until the event itself.
MOLT operates as nomadic project staging events across Berlin locations rather than maintaining fixed venue. This approach allows programming to adapt to different spaces and contexts, each event shaped by its specific site. The Herzbergstraße address in Lichtenberg places this edition in eastern Berlin, away from central gallery districts.
Group presentations with this many participants typically operate as open studio format, timed performances, or installation environment where work coexists rather than following linear sequence. The 6pm start suggests evening event that runs several hours, giving people time to move between works or return to specific pieces.
The promotional image shows brutalist architecture with surreal horn element, created by Mihai Grecu & Thibault Gleize. The visual sets tone without explaining content, suggesting work that operates between documentary and fiction, real spaces and imagined interventions.
Easy Sound and Sokol Vodka support the event, standard partnerships that cover sound equipment and beverages. These collaborations allow events to happen without ticket prices that exclude potential audiences or force commercial pressures onto programming.
MOLT maintains consistent presence across Berlin while avoiding institutional structures. Each event stands as discrete moment while building cumulative archive of presentations. The format privileges showing work over extended explanation, trusting audiences to engage directly rather than through mediated interpretation.
April 2, from 6pm. Herzbergstraße 40-43, 10365 Berlin. Tickets via link in bio.