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🌊🐬🌊 by @andrearicklin

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3 years ago

𝐇𝐦𝐦 𝐈 𝐚𝐦 𝐡𝐮𝐧𝐠𝐫𝐲. 𝐋𝐞𝐭'𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐞 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐈 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞.
Now on view until 04.02. @kunstmuseumluzern

#artwork#contrmporaryart#swissartist #blender3d#digitalart #artinstallation#peach taken in Kunstmuseum Luzern by @andrearicklin

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3 years ago

Becoming increasingly blurred, 2025

Big thanks to @alejandraponcianoart for the opportunity to show my art work at the Exhibition La Madriguera @enlamadriguerastudio in Mexico City 💖

Mia (she/her) goes shopping and reflects on the challenges of being a woman. At a time when economic insecurity and patriarchal expectations are shaping lives, I am concerned with the complex dynamics that have developed between individual experiences and social structures. My work explores the parallels between everyday concerns and systemic injustices. It shows how financial pressures and social norms shape our dreams and expectations and highlight the discrepancy between childhood expectations and reality as an adult woman. The specific expectations placed on women and the resulting inner conflicts are highlighted. The connection between Mia's personal thoughts and the larger social and economic issues illustrates the complexity of modern female existence. taken in Mexico City, Mexico by @andrearicklin

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2 years ago

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Lamborghini M Pony, 2026 by @andrearicklin

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6 days ago

Bureau invites you to our upcoming group exhibition, opening Friday, 2nd of October at 18.00🐀

«When the information from the sender changes the behaviour of a receiver, the information is referred to as a signal»

With works by:
@andrearicklin
@deorennt
@dms___express
@soft_furby_xoxo

The exhibition will be open on the following weekends:

3rd & 4th of October from 13.00 to 17.00
10th & 11th of October from 13.00 to 17.00
17th & 18th of October from 13.00 to 17.00
or by appointment, feel free to reach out via DM or E-Mail

We‘re very excited and warmly welcome everyone to come by, have a drink and discuss non-human communication🫆 taken in Shedhalle zug by @andrearicklin

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a month ago

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Ferrari M Pony, 2026 by @andrearicklin

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3 months ago

Confirmo by @andrearicklin

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3 months ago

Ricklin × Koch
REST FOR SANE

Finissage & Künstler:innengespräch
Sonntag, 26. April, 16 Uhr
Mit Andrea Ricklin und Anouk Koch, geführt von Anna Konstantinova

💆‍♀️Kommt vorbei 💆‍♀️

Fotos: Ralph Kühne

@anouk.koch @andrearicklin @ricklin_x_koch @annaknstn @edmunds.miriam #benzeholz #benzeholzmeggen #kunstinluzern taken in Benzeholz. Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst Meggen by @andrearicklin

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5 months ago

SHARP.VELVET.GLITTERING RED (2025) captures the moment just before everything breaks open, a charged pause between readiness and exhaustion. Inspired by the Queen of Hearts, the work reflects an inner voice that keeps pushing: sharper, brighter, better.

What appears intense becomes a surface stretched over fatigue, a loop of anticipation without release. It hints at how ambition turns into self-pressure and how easily we become the Queen we try to resist.

about the exhibition:
Emotional Cargo by @ricklin_x_koch unfolds as a journey through three rooms, tracing states of overwork, tension, longing, and the simulation of rest. It invites reflection on the hidden weight we carry, the sparks that drive us, and the fragile escapes we yearn for. Between social constructs, digital realities, and human connections — where communication falters, roles shift, and relationships search for new directions.

Photo Credits: Mario Scialdone @mario_scialdone_art by @andrearicklin

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10 months ago

RECHARGE YOUR LONGING
by RICKLIN × KOCH
shown at Galerie Mauritiushof, Bad Zurzach
@galerie_mauritiushof
2025

About the work:
The interactive installation RECHARGE YOUR LONGING, created by the artist duo Ricklin × Koch @ricklin_x_koch (@andrearicklin x @anouk.koch) for the exhibition Emotional Cargo, evokes the atmosphere of a roadside service station. Visitors are invited to engage directly with the work, which features familiar convenience-store objects — lighters, keychains, mugs, flowers, and other small treasures — all designed and printed by Andrea Ricklin and Anouk Koch.

During the opening, the shop was staffed by attendants, offering visitors the opportunity to purchase these items on site. This playful interaction reflects the instant gratification and fleeting fulfillment of contemporary desire. The installation transforms everyday commodities into a participatory space, exploring the intersections of consumer culture, emotional exchange, and the pursuit of immediate satisfaction.

About the exhibition:
Emotional Cargo unfolds as a journey through three rooms, tracing states of overwork, tension, longing, and the simulation of rest. It invites reflection on the hidden weight we carry, the sparks that drive us, and the fragile escapes we yearn for. Between social constructs, digital realities, and human connections — where communication falters, roles shift, and relationships search for new directions.

Photo Credits: Mario Scialdone @mario_scialdone_art
As attendants: Dario Zava @velo.buesi & Sarah Ricklin @sarahjosefina
Thank you all so much ❤️‍🔥 by @andrearicklin

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a year ago

29 PALMS - EMOTIONAL CARGO by Andrea Ricklin x Anouk Koch @ricklin_x_koch @andrearicklin @anouk.koch shown at Galerie Mauritiushof, Bad Zurzach @galerie_mauritiushof
23.08.2025–05.10.2025

about the work:
29 Palms recreates a beach environment, complete with a live feed from a distant shore, constructing a setting that evokes the allure of vacation.
Relaxation is fragile, and the act of switching off is only temporary. The installation explores the tension between longing and disillusionment, revealing how notions of rest and recharging often rely on staged environments and curated offerings that rarely live up to expectations.

about the exhibition:
EMOTIONAL CARGO unfolds as a journey through three rooms; tracing states of overwork, tension, longing, and the simulation of rest. It invites reflection on the hidden weight we carry, the sparks that drive us, and the fragile escapes we long for. Between social constructs, digital realities, and human connections — where communication falters, roles shift, and relationships search for new directions.

Photo Credits: Mario Scialdone @mario_scialdone_art by @andrearicklin

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a year ago

Why is there no energy drink emoji? by @andrearicklin

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a year ago