22.3.26 – 26.7.26

Simon Faithfull

Earth-ling

M1 VideoSpace

The solo exhibition Earth-ling by Simon Faithfull (*1966 in Ipsden, UK, lives in Berlin) brings together videos, photographic works, and sculptures where a figure (or body) encounters the living fabric of this planet. In addition to the presentation in the M1 VideoSpace, the sculpture Biotope no.1: Bienenstock (2026) is on view on the exterior facade of the KINDL. The half-length portrait of the artist, made from 3D-printed cornstarch, serves as a home for a colony of bees that enter and exit through the figure’s mouth and nostrils.

Curator: Kathrin Becker

Discursive Programme

18.4., 15:00
Lecture Performance Ambergris by Gabriella Hirst
Lecture Performance Explaining Taxonomy to a Bird by Simon Faithfull

Followed by a conversation, moderated by Jessica Ullrich (Art historian, Nuremberg)
In English
Free admission

Art Education

12.6., 17:00 – 19:00
Resonanzen
Creative workshop for adults on the exhibitions Simon Faithfull. Earth-ling and An Intimacy with Strangers
In German
Registration and costs

12.7., 15:00 – 16:00
Family workshop on the exhibitions Simon Faithfull. Earth-ling and An Intimacy with Strangers
For children aged 3+ with their loved ones
In German
Registration and costs


In Berlin, the artist Simon Faithfull is exploring new relationships between humans, animals and the biosphere.
[In Berlin sucht der Künstler Simon Faithfull nach neuen Beziehungen zwischen Mensch, Tier und Biosphäre.]
Jens Hinrichsen, monopol-magazin.de, 12.7.2026

Simon Faithfull and others at Kindl Berlin draw on reason, emotion and imagination to encourage us to rethink our relationship with animals and plants.
[Verstand, Gefühl und Fantasie wird von Simon Faithfull und anderen im Kindl Berlin getriggert, um das Verhältnis des Menschen zu Tieren und Pflanzen zu überdenken.]
Katrin Bettina Müller, taz – die tageszeitung, 2.4.2026

A call for solidarity that inspires confidence.
[Ein Appell an das Miteinander, das Zuversicht schafft.]
Miriam Wiesel, kunstbulletin, 06/2026