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STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
STILLE POST
Karl Patric Näsman & Christoph Punzmann
30 April - 5 May 2026
Parallel Collective Gallery, Stockholm
Stille Post was the second and concluding part of an exchange project between the Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and the Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann. The first part was presented in 2025 in Vienna, the project was now presented in its entirety in Stockholm at Parallel Collective Gallery.
The exhibition loosely revolves around the idea of the “Whispering game”, exploring how information becomes distorted and transformed as it moves between image, sound, and different materials. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, the project investigates how expressions gradually shift through processes of copying, translation, and repetition.
In the exhibition, Näsman presents sculptural relief works from the series Metamorphosis, including new works based on a recently 3D-scanned ancient sculpture from the Ephesos Museum in Vienna. All reliefs have been 3D-printed and subsequently cast in new editions, where digital technologies meet traditional sculptural methods. The exhibition also includes a painting series spanning more than a decade, in which an eighteenth-century Dutch painting is reproduced through a chain of repeated commissions from reproduction companies in China. Through this process, the image gradually changes its appearance, echoing the logic of the exhibition’s theme.
In dialogue with Näsman’s works, Punzmann presents a sound composition during the opening night in which acoustic instruments are combined with digital processing and live electronics. In his performance he moves between contemporary composition, experimental music, and electroacoustic practice, where sound gradually shifts through repetition and feedback loops, forming an atmospheric soundscape within the exhibition space.
The exhibition project Stille Post explores copying as an artistic method and how notions of the original, reproduction, and transformation are continually renegotiated as information moves between different media.
With the support from Swedish Arts Grants Committee
Stille Post - Now at the gallery!
Cast from 3D-printed reliefs based on an ancient sculpture from the Ephesus Museum in Vienna, these work move between original, copy and transformation- where digital technology meets traditional sculpture processes.
Vernissage yesterday Stille Post by @karl_patricand @punzmann_ . Open this weekend + Monday 12:00-16:00 and by appointment!
Vernissage yesterday Stille Post by @karl_patricand @punzmann_ . Open this weekend + Monday 12:00-16:00 and by appointment!
Vernissage yesterday Stille Post by @karl_patricand @punzmann_ . Open this weekend + Monday 12:00-16:00 and by appointment!
Vernissage yesterday Stille Post by @karl_patricand @punzmann_ . Open this weekend + Monday 12:00-16:00 and by appointment!
This Thursday!
Paintings & sculptures by Karl Patric Näsman
Sound performance by Christoph Punzmann
Stille Post is an exchange project between Stockholm-based artist Karl Patric Näsman and Vienna-based composer and sound artist Christoph Punzmann, first shown in Vienna in 2025 and now presented at Parallel Collective in Stockholm.
Inspired by the “Whispering game,” the exhibition explores how information shifts as it moves between image, sound, and material. Through sculpture, painting, and sound, Stille Post examines copying, translation, and repetition.
At the opening, Punzmann will perform an electroacoustic sound piece in the gallery at 18:30. Limited seating. Drinks will be served.
With support from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee.
It’s the weekend and time to stroll (even though it’srain-snowing) . Open today 12-16:00! A warm cup of coffee is your at arrival 💙
Kulturnatten 2026 - Residual by @elinfiorentino as part of Enter Gut group exhibition at @parallel.collective.gallery
A massive thank you to everyone that showed up, lingered, talked and listened. I’ll cherish this moment deeply!
Thank you @filmbase_scandinavia @filmbasesverige & @epsonsverige for supporting with your truly impressive technology allowing this vision come to life.
Video artwork & installation: @elinfiorentino
Music: @kimchiimusic @its.pout
Curator: @masuraki @kajsafrisk
Projector: @epsonsverige
Smartfilm on glass: @filmbase_scandinavia @filmbasesverige @filmbase_technology
Special thanks to @fe3elix @nisi.tore
Enter Gut | 18:00-00:00 | Kulturnatten 2026
50 first visitors of Enter Gut will be given this limited programs.
Design by @kajsafrisk
Enter Gut | 18:00-00:00 | Kulturnatten 2026
50 first visitors of Enter Gut will be given this limited programs.
Design by @kajsafrisk
Enter Gut | 18:00-00:00 | Kulturnatten 2026
50 first visitors of Enter Gut will be given this limited programs.
Design by @kajsafrisk
Tonight is the night of Enter Gut for Kulturnatten 2026.
6 hours of performance exhibit with artists:
@liepamika
@fe3elix
@elinfiorentino
Design by @kajsafrisk
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
Day two of art week = a new night of gallery and studio hopping 🎨
1️⃣ Cocktail night presenting Gustaf Lilliestiernas ’The Accretion of Sensibility’
WAY gallery with Sotheby’s
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Sturegatan 24, Östermalm
2️⃣ Opening of group exhibition
GSA Gallery & GAS Grafik
5 - 8 PM (RSVP)
Östermalm
3️⃣ Open studio with artist Helene Schmitz
WILLAS contemporary
5 - 7 PM
Odengatan 37, Vasastan
4️⃣ Vernissage night of ’Ornament as Crime’ by Kajsa Frisk
Parallel Collective Gallery
5 - 9 PM
Svartensgatan 10, Södermalm
5️⃣ Opening of the art collective Schvung’s first show
Southside Gallery
5 - 8 PM
Högdalsgången 43, Bandhagen
Check out the calendar for more.
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