Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler currently live and work in Berlin and Basel and may be counted among the rising photographic artists in Europe. Their large-format photographs with their idiosyncratic perspectives are based on labour-intensive pre- built structures. The artists´ intention is to set a physical stage for the psychologically charged room. On this stage, short, barely perceived moments - human gestures and attitudes between control and the loss of control - are to become the narrative centre. Their means is photography, which fixates all to clearly that which is barely visible with the naked eye, connecting the real and the surreal.