Moving Fragments is the first public concept presentation by Dallery, unfolding at Zimmer48 in Berlin as an exhibition and open platform between contemporary art and film. The project brings together works by Jürgen Wageck with paintings, objects, graphics and collage arranged alongside selected contextual materials that trace his artistic development and visual language. What emerges is not a retrospective in the strict sense, but a concentrated presentation of practice, references and transformation, allowing audiences to encounter the work within a wider cultural and biographical frame.

The presentation is shaped through shifts in medium, scale and perception. Adrianne Gojak’s sculptural contribution introduces a spatial counterpoint that alters how surrounding works are read, turning the viewing experience into something more physical and relational. Surface gives way to volume, distance becomes part of the composition and the exhibition begins to function as an environment rather than a sequence of separate pieces. This dialogue between works creates a setting in which visual form is experienced through movement, proximity and changing attention.

From there, the project opens toward the moving image through selected film material and contributions connected to Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF. This final layer extends the exhibition into cinematic language and production context, showing how an image changes once it enters rhythm, editing and narrative time. Moving Fragments proposes a shared space for artworks, film fragments and curatorial thinking, where different visual forms meet without hierarchy and remain in active relation to one another.