Verena Bachl is a Berlin-based artist whose work is inspired by experimental methods within contemporary art and natural sciences. Within her sculptures and installations, she explores minimalistic concepts such as clarity and essence without excluding the subjective nature of perception. Centering around the creation of experiences and memories her works illustrate perceptible phenomena being incorporated into the everyday experience with a strong emphasis on those being evoked by light. As her artworks are not static but in flux concerning their spatial arrangements as well as their visual appearance, they provoke moments of autopoiesis; systems that are coupled with its medium and its surrounding in continuous dynamic. Whilst searching for new ways of materializing knowledge and exploring aesthetic and phenomenological effects, her works often stage the borderline between mysticism and rationalism by coding and decoding information. As a consequence, her works have explored post-romantic and Anthropocene concepts of ‘nature’ and ‘culture’ and the tension occurring by this dualism.