objects in mirror are closer than they appear

With objects in mirror are closer than they appear, max goelitz presents a dual-site group exhibition in Berlin and Munich that investigates variations, shifts, and feedback loops as both formal and conceptual principles. The works emerge from processes of reflection, translation, and repetition, forming cycles in which perception, consciousness, and material continuously transform one another. The title borrows from the familiar warning on rearview mirrors, reminding us that perception and reality do not always align. In this context, it becomes a metaphor for the fleeting nature of the visible, where material, meaning, and medium merge, and observation itself turns into an act of transformation.