Events
Photoforum is delighted to once again host the Biel/Bienne Festival of Photography (3.5 - 25.5.2025) in our spaces at Pasquart. The festival’s 28th edition, Horizons, explores how landscapes are perceived, used, and represented. Whether urban, forested, or industrial, landscapes are not just physical spaces but cultural and emotional constructs. They are described, mapped, photographed, and interpreted. This year’s edition of the festival presents new perspectives on landscapes and their depiction.
Join Naara Bahler and sound artist Eric Rüeger for a meditative, performative event exploring Bahler’s reflections on the question “Have we forgotten how to look at Mother Earth?” Through live sound and an immersive exhibition setting, this unique collaboration invites visitors to pause, reflect, and engage in a dialogue between visual art and sound. The performance will be live-streamed by Lumpen Station.
Exhibitions
Photoforum is delighted to once again host the Biel/Bienne Festival of Photography in our spaces at Pasquart. The festival’s 28th edition, Horizons, explores how landscapes are perceived, used, and represented. Whether urban, forested, or industrial, landscapes are not just physical spaces but cultural and emotional constructs. They are described, mapped, photographed, and interpreted. This year’s edition of the festival presents new perspectives on landscapes and their depiction. As part of the festival, Photoforum presents the work of Naara Bahler. Her poetic approach to landscape combines analog photography with experimental techniques, questioning how we experience and document our surroundings.
The Photoforum Pasquart is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Naara Bahler as part of Biel/Bienne Photography Festival 2025. This year’s edition of the festival is dedicated to the theme "Horizons", exploring how landscapes are perceived, used, and represented. Through a poetic and experimental approach, Naara Bahler examines the relationship between humans and nature. Her work resonates with the festival theme by offering a personal and sensory exploration of landscapes and their depiction.
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