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Oscar Enberg
Peter Bilder
Sep 10 – Nov 3, 2025
Super Super Markt is pleased to present Oscar Enberg's (b. 1989, Frankfurt am Main, Germany) solo exhibition Peter Bilder.
Oscar Enberg’s sculpture and painting practice is preoccupied with the ways in which class and taste are distilled in objects. Drawing from both official and anecdotal histories, with a particular interest in the domestic and diminutive, Enberg creates work that emerges from a distinctly continental milieu. Across an idiosyncratic and often times arcane studio-based practice, the artist muses on the perversions of class, conservatism and tradition. Engaging with longstanding and increasingly precarious modes of ‘Handwerk’, and regularly collaborating with craftspeople and artisans, Enberg’s work is at once recognisable and strange, operating in the uncanny between the mundane and perverse.
Enberg received the prestigious ars viva prize of Visual Arts in 2018.
Oscar Enberg (b. 1988 in Christchurch, New Zealand) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He studied at the Canterbury University Ilam School of Fine Arts, Christchurch.
Selected solo and duo exhibitions include Super Super Markt, Berlin (2025); Peles, Berlin (2024 with Daniel Sinsel); Robert Heald Gallery, Wellington (2024); Brunette Coleman, London; The Shop, Sadie Coles HQ, London (both 2023); Mackintosh Lane, London (2022 with Nigin Beck); Robert Heald Gallery, Wellington (2022); Mossman, Wellington; Stadium, Berlin; Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin (all 2019); Hopkinson Mossman, Auckland (2018); Frankfurt am Main, Berlin (2017); and North Sculpture Terrace, Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland
(2016).
Enberg’s work has been included in group exhibitions at Heidi, Berlin; Braunsfelder, Cologne (both 2025); Union Pacific, London (2023); Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland; Robert Heald Gallery, Wellington (both 2022); Halle Für Kunst Steiermark, Graz (2021); Pina, Vienna; S.M.A.K, Ghent (both 2018); Kunstverein München, Munich; Palazzo Lancia, Turin; Hopkinson Mossman, Auckland (all 2017); and Centre Pompidou, Paris (2015).
