Maja Hürst / Mauer Gallery Berlin

MYSTIKA

16.03.2023 to 12.05.2023 · Maja Hürst / TIKA

Painting, symbol and atmosphere

An intimate symbolic world

Mystika gathers Maja Hürst’s paintings into a quiet but charged exhibition built from signs, animals, eyes, knots and recurring forms. The images feel ancient and contemporary at once, with a graphic economy that gives each symbol strong presence.

Inside the gallery, those works create a concentrated atmosphere. The exhibition moves between mural scale confidence and smaller painted surfaces where rhythm, texture and composition stay fully visible.

Installation view of Maja Hürst: Mystika at Mauer Gallery Berlin
Snake knot painting by Maja Hürst
Bird and swan painting by Maja Hürst
Close view of Maja Hürst painting in Mystika
Detail of Maja Hürst painting in Mystika
New scans and close views

Animals, geometry and omen like forms

The added scans make the symbolic grammar of the show even clearer. A braided snake becomes a closed structure around an eye, while the paired bird and swan reduce the image to balance, curve, contrast and watchfulness.

These paintings sit naturally beside the denser figurative works already shown in the exhibition. Together they reveal how Hürst can shift from narrative suggestion to near emblematic clarity without losing intensity.

In the gallery

A clean hanging with strong atmosphere

Mystika uses space with restraint. Room views, the poster and opening images show how the exhibition holds together through pacing, contrast and the relation between singular works and the surrounding architecture.

The result is calm but memorable: an exhibition where every image carries weight, and where symbolic painting becomes spatial experience.

Poster for Mystika by Maja Hürst at Mauer Gallery
Maja Hürst Mystika installation detail
Opening view of Mystika at Mauer Gallery
Visitors at the opening of Mystika
Maja Hürst

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