Silvina Der Meguerditchian – Those who take care of us

Silvina Der Meguerditchian addresses the themes of memory, identity, migration, and language in her most comprehensive exhibition to date, highlighting music as an expression of cultural interconnections in the diaspora.



How do new forms of coexistence emerge in a (post-)migrant society? How can linking different forms of belonging open up possibilities for a future-oriented
politics of remembering?

In the exhibition’s three chapters – Memory, Care, Resonances – Silvina Der Meguerditchian uses large-
scale installations and immersive environments to open up a space for collective and performative experience,
reflection, and exchange. Those who take care of us is a social and artistic practice that not only makes visible but also actively shapes a universal network of care and connection. This network spans generations, cultures, and lifestyles, suggesting a global responsibility – a connection that extends far beyond the visible.

Curated by Barbara Höffer and Lusin Reinsch