Running from July 19th to August 31st, the exhibition inspired by A Thousand Plateaus by Deleuze & Guattari (1987) and The Forest Maker by Volker Schlöndorff (2022). This project operates through a rhizomatic structure — decentralized, non-linear, and open to multiplicity. Rather than following a classic dramaturgy or fixed curatorial logic, each happening becomes a plateau: a zone of sustained intensity. where sound, performance, image, and body interweave. The exhibition evolves through processes of resonance between artists, viewers, materials, and spatial conditions.

The emphasis lies on becoming-with — creating an interdependent structure of care, friction, flow, and mutual recognition. Performance becomes a listening act. Sound becomes a holding space. The audience becomes part of the assemblage.

The Wehrmuehle Museum’s community-driven and artist-centered ethos provides an ideal environment. It opens on six weekends—Saturdays and Sundays from 12 PM to 7 PM—hosting art performances, dance, sound art, and workshops. Visitors can also enjoy culinary delights by Vitamin Color, Mezame Matcha, La Marzocco, Bagel 101, Sigon Kiss, Donau, and others, enriching the immersive experience.