Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof has entrusted its spaces to the Indian artist Shilpa Gupta, who transforms the word TRUTH into architecture and truth into a physical experience.

What if truth were merely a device? The word TRUTH is traversed within it, becoming a physical experience of power and control. The giant letters rise like mirages: one moves through them, gets lost in them, and measures oneself against them. In a fiery dialogue with Joseph Beuys, Gupta questions speech, censorship, and collective memory. Her installations, made of words, metal, and breath, transform the museum into an echo chamber for repressed voices. A work of tension, political and poetic, that both unsettles and illuminates: what is a shared truth?

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HAMBURGER BAHNHOF – NATIONALGALERIE DER GEGENWART
Berlin - Germany
From March 27, 2026 to January 3, 2027