<ul><li>Artist Daniel Hlzl presents 'soft cycles,' an architectural intervention at Berlinische Galerie with 800 cubic meters of shifting air.</li><li>Constructed from white parachute silk, the installation reframes memory through spatial tension and rhythm within the gallery.</li><li>The installation harmonizes the material and ephemeral, integrating the museum's architecture and space with the inflatable structure.</li><li>Hlzl's 'soft cycles' mirrors Berlin's reconstruction, cycling through fullness and collapse to emphasize impermanence and evolution.</li></ul>

soft cycles: daniel hölzl fills berlinische galerie with inflatable ‘breathing’ monoliths

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