BERLIN ART WEEK | Julien Jaca at Ahorn Space Berlin: RESONANCE OF A BLOSSOM | Julien Jaca presented at Ahorn Space Berlin

Herrmannplatz 15, Berlin, Germany Sep 10 - 13, 2025 
Overview
Herrmannplatz 15, Berlin, Germany

Julien Jaca presented at Ahorn Space during Berlin Art Week 2025

Opening Reception Wednesday, September 10 from 5 to 8

 

Resonance of the Blossom emerges as a fitting response to the deeply reflective, almost spiritual space that is Ahorn Space. In this collaboration with Ahorn Space Berlin, Julien Jaca’s paintings—vivid and expressive, with their delicate yet resilient blooms—offer a poignant commentary on the themes that Ahorn Space has dedicated itself to exploring: mortality, transformation, and the cycles of life and death.

Works
  • Julien Jaca, Dead Flowers, 2024
    Julien Jaca, Dead Flowers, 2024
  • Julien Jaca, If we love, we griefe, 2025
    Julien Jaca, If we love, we grieve, 2025
  • Julien Jaca, Lucies Peony, 2024
    Julien Jaca, Lucies's Peony, 2024
  • Julien Jaca, POEM 7, 2025, acrylic and collage on paper
    Julien Jaca, Poem 7, 2025
  • Julien Jaca, Poem 8, 2024, acrylic and collage on paper
    Julien Jaca, Poem 8, 2025
  • Julien Jaca, Poem 9, 2024, acrylic and collage on paper
    Julien Jaca, Poem 9, 2025
  • Julien Jaca, POEM 1, 2025, acrylic and collage on paper
    Julien Jaca, Poem 1, 2025
Press release
Presented at Ahorn Space, Berlin Art Week 2025
 
Resonance of the Blossom emerges as a fitting response to the deeply reflective, almost spiritual space that is Ahorn Space. In this collaboration with PULPO GALLERY, Julien Jaca’s paintings—vivid and expressive, with their delicate yet resilient blooms—offer a poignant commentary on the themes that Ahorn Space has dedicated itself to exploring: mortality, transformation, and the cycles of life and death.
 
Ahorn Space is not just a venue but an experiential framework that invites visitors to confront the realities of human finitude—not merely as an unavoidable truth but as a fertile ground for contemplation and innovation. This experimental space is committed to addressing pressing questions around the end of life: How do we navigate death in a contemporary society increasingly removed from traditional rituals? What are our ethical responsibilities in making sustainable decisions surrounding death? Can our digital footprints offer us a form of immortality? In a bright, welcoming setting, Ahorn Space creates room for these kinds of inquiries to unfold, encouraging both reflection and dialogue.
 
It is within this environment that Jaca’s work finds its most resonant home. His flowers, abstract yet evocative, unfurl from dark, textured backgrounds, offering a striking visual contrast to the somber themes of death and mortality explored within Ahorn Space. The blossoms—luminous and full of energy—seem to emerge from a space of struggle and adversity, their vibrancy suggesting that even in the most trying moments, there is the possibility for beauty, growth, and transformation.
 
The title Resonance of the Blossom underscores this very tension between fragility and resilience, a theme that dovetails perfectly with the philosophy of Ahorn Space. In the same way that the flowers bloom from dark, seemingly inhospitable soil, the space invites visitors to explore death not just as an end, but as a stage for renewal—spiritual, emotional, and even societal. Jaca’s work responds to this environment by offering not just an aesthetic experience, but an invitation to reflect on the potential for rebirth in the face of endings.
 
Jaca, whose journey as an artist spans from tattooing to painting, brings an intimate, almost personal quality to these works. His approach to art mirrors Ahorn Space’s own commitment to breaking down taboos and reimagining traditional narratives around mortality. His paintings pulse with the kind of raw, vulnerable energy that matches the spirit of Ahorn Space—both artists and space alike are concerned with confronting life’s biggest mysteries and presenting them in forms that encourage deeper understanding and, ultimately, transformation.
In this exhibition, Jaca’s flowers stand as both a personal response to loss and a universal meditation on life’s transience. Presented within the context of Ahorn Space, Resonance of the Blossom invites viewers to engage with the dualities that shape our existence—life and death, fragility and strength, despair and hope—in a space dedicated to rethinking these cycles.