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17-25 October 2026

Critters with me

Hosted by Fenna Kosfeld

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Entrance fee

DDW ticket required

Event type

Exhibition

Accessibility

Tactile
Dogs are allowed
Free wifi available
Toilets available
Partially wheelchair accessible

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Critter
Critter
Martina Orska
Critters with me is a collection of new sculptural lights by Fenna Kosfeld that invite moments of movement, presence and touch. Expanding on her Dweller family, this new body of work explores Critters as sculptural lights.

Material Transformation

Continuing on her fascination with material transformation and the ability of matter to shape atmosphere and perception, she explores how oxidised metal gives the bodies an earthy, rustic and very organic character. Meanwhile, playing with cotton and silk for their different heads.

Collection

The collection consists of several unique pieces, including one large Rusty Dweller which moves/ dances when touched with kindness. It is accompanied by other Critters.

Critters resemble ecological creatures, transformed by their environment. They act as companions, presences that are humble yet giving.

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Critter Family
Critter Family
Martina Orska
Critter Family Shadow
Critter Family Shadow
Martina Orska
Critter Rusty Detail
Critter Rusty Detail
Martina Orska

About Fenna Kosfeld

Fenna Kosfeld (b. 1999) is a German-born artist and material explorer based in Barcelona. Working at the intersection of sculpture, object, light, and experimental material research, her practice investigates how matter, space, and atmosphere are entangled within ecological systems. Her practice investigates the atmospheric and emotional potential of light, matter and space within an ecological web. Kosfeld transforms materials and translates its poetry into collectible works.