The liminal state of adolescence lingers in a bedroom. Encapsulating the intricate emotions of a confusing time, here, the formation of an identity manifests itself. A place that is later often remembered with mixed feelings of nostalgia and relief, when confronted with the memory of a shameless exposure of our intimacy. A place where our social and political beings have taken shape, conforming to our environment, or rather, rebelling against it. 

Co-curated by Clémentine Proby and soft power, the group exhibition Changing Room considers the teenage bedroom as a place of questions and reflections, imbalances and transformations. Featuring works by Anaïs Fontanges, Arash Nassiri, Ash Love, Kim Petras Paintings, Maggie Lee, Marius Meyer-Jens and Thomas Cap de Ville, the exhibition brings together different generations of artists (born between 1978 and 2001) and their perspectives on teenagehood as a moment of formation and vulnerability – emphasizing the links between the physical and mental space that the teenage bedroom embodies.