As part of her current solo exhibition “addresses without names”, at max goelitz, Ju Young Kim presents two new multiples. The editions explore central themes of the exhibition and delve further into Kim’s exploration of transitional spaces, temporary stays, and moments of intimacy.

One of the two multiples brings together photographs of travel impressions, studio shots from the creation of the works, and inspirations related to the exhibition addresses without names. The images are compiled in the form of a fabric sample book, similar to those found at textile markets in Seoul.
For the other multiple Kim takes the exhibition title as a point of departure and condenses questions of comfort and belonging into an everyday object. She transfers motifs from her works onto stainless steel doorbell plaques. The 15 pieces refer to the address as a sign of presence and permanence, yet at the same time to its constant changeability in a globally interconnected world.