DIE GALERIE is presenting works by Fabrizio Plessi for the first time. Born in Reggio Emilia in 1940, the artist—a “Venetian by choice”—is considered one of the most important international pioneers of video art, alongside Nam June Paik, Bruce Nauman, and Valie Export.

The exhibition *Terrain* brings together the artistic approaches of Salomé Berger and Mona Pourebrahim. Both artists explore landscape—as something we observe, transform, and experience emotionally.

In Berlin, a “Bulette” is what’s called a “Frikadelle” in Frankfurt. So the title gives away where this exhibition comes from: Eight artists from Berlin are showing paintings and sculptures at Galerie Greulich.

Eberhard Ross views painting as a form of notation and memory. His paintings emerge through a slow, focused process in which color and line are interdependent and interpenetrate.

In the exhibition *Metropolis & Welt Retten*, a dynamic dialogue unfolds between the artists David FeBland and Daniel Wagenblast, spanning the spectrum from urban reality to a visionary vision of saving the world.

Between Dream and Reality: "Sweet Dreaming " brings together four artistic perspectives that play with colors, memories, and imagination. Their works do not provide ready-made answers, but rather open up spaces for encounters, discoveries, and personal reflection.