Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden is showing A Worm in the Cherry, a solo exhibition by Berlin artist Lola Göller, born 1983 in Frankfurt am Main, as part of the Follow Fluxus grant 2024/25.

What the fuck is happening? Based on this question, Göller explores the everyday constant media bombardment in the grotesque unison of catastrophes and cat images. She uses various voices, including her own, as a narrative or confrontational means of dealing with dysfunctions, distortions, renitences and (digital) loss of control. The worm in the cherry serves here as a metaphor for system errors, structural destruction and civil disobedience.

Lola Göller's practice includes objects, installations and a broad spectrum of audiovisual formats. Her interdisciplinary approach combines media-reflexive approaches with a critical interrogation of perception, memory and social dynamics.

The results of her residency can now be seen at the Kunstverein: fueled by ire, informed by friends and ghosts, topped with no cake but a cherry.