SAP Space

Apparition of Bloom

Exhibition | Do. 11.06.2026 | 18:30 - 20:30

Jonas Brinker, Patricia Detmering, Nancy Görlach, Juliane Tübke, Gebärdensprachdolmetscherin: Weronika Szymańska-Gątarek

Curated by Ilyn Wong

SAP Space, Donaustr. 50, 12043 Berlin-Neukölln

  • Für gehbehinderte oder auf einen Rollstuhl angewiesene Menschen zugänglich.
  • Für hörgeschädigte und gehörlose Menschen zugänglich.
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SAP Space

SAP Space is a project space that approaches the garden as an expanded and generative concept. It considers the garden not just as a physical site, but also as a conceptual space — a place where questions about nature, culture, and their entanglements can be explored.

Located in the Hinterhof of a classic Neukölln Altbau, SAP Space consists of a small, single-story building and the surrounding garden that envelops it. Together, they form a porous site where inside and outside, built and grown environments, are continuously in dialogue.

The seed for SAP Space was planted sometime around 2019 or 2020, but was officially founded in 2022 by Ilyn Wong and Johannes Knall. Up until 2026, the programming has been directed by Ilyn Wong.

Founded: 2022

Accessibility

  • Für gehbehinderte oder auf einen Rollstuhl angewiesene Menschen zugänglich.
  • Für hörgeschädigte und gehörlose Menschen zugänglich.

Seating: Seating is available upon request
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English and German, where needed, we can use translation tools or informal support on-site.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level
Hearing impaired people: The event does not rely heavily on spoken content. Any verbal elements are informal and can be supported through written or one-on-one communication if needed. The overall environment is relatively small-scale, which helps reduce background noise.
Deaf people: The exhibition can be experienced visually and spatially without reliance on sound. Any essential information will be available in written form. We are happy to adapt communication on-site as needed.
Blind People: The exhibition is primarily visual. At present, there are no dedicated tactile or audio descriptions. However, we are open to offering verbal descriptions of the works upon request.
Neurodiversity: The exhibition is designed to be self-paced, allowing visitors to engage with the work according to their own rhythm and level of focus.
Further Notes: The exhibition includes video works. While there are no intentional strobe or flashing light effects, some videos may contain changing light conditions. Visitors who are sensitive to light are encouraged to take care.
SAP Space is a small, informal project space, and we aim to create an environment that is approachable and flexible. We are open to individual needs and encourage visitors to reach out in advance if they require specific accommodations.