What does it mean to experience time? How do images generate reality? Where in the visible does the invisible reside? Heike Baranowsky’s (b. Augsburg, 1966; lives and works in Berlin and Nuremberg) works explore light phenomena, motion sequences, spatial constellations, and architectonic structures. Her videos, sculptures, cyanotypes, and photographic series are based on painstaking observation, conceptual elegance, and probing reflections on time, space, and perception. At the Still Point documents Baranowsky’s oeuvre, gathering central sets of works and methodological approaches from the past ten years. With essays by Kerstin Starkemeier and Maj Smozna.