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German artist Alexandra Bircken’s “Inside Out” explores images of the human body and the racing bike in various stages of deconstruction. The exhibition includes colorful sportswear crushed and stacked like a spine, a bike sawed in half, a flayed racing suit, disembodied parts, latex anatomy, and metal bodies without heads, hands, or feet. Altogether, the pieces evoke of gender, violence, and sport in an imaginative, nonlinear way.
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