Lennart Creutzburg / Open Studio

Come and get a glimpse into their creative process and enjoy a summer evening with art in an informal atmosphere. 

In their work, they approach the body as a biological machine: a complex, layered system shaped by cultural, societal, and intergenerational codes and conditionings.The body carries traces of previous generations and seeks healing and reconfiguration through experience, material, and imagination. Driven by a personal transgenerational lineage of trauma within their family history, Creutzburg explores how trauma is not only psychological, but deeply embedded in our tissues, muscles, cells, and even our DNA — yet they believe this code can be rewritten through art, fiction, mantra, and ritual. Their work aims to activate this process, offering space for transformation and reimagining the body as a new kind of fragmented assemblage: one in which every part connects, interacts, and contributes to a fluid and interdependent whole. In their recent work, these processes take shape in hybrid sculptures and installations where body, spirituality, and technology converge — not as opposites, but as a fused and integrated system.

After the studio visit, the evening will continue with a screening of the film Peacock at 9:30 PM in the Pragovka Summer Cinema.