Galerie 3AP
Galerie 3AP
Art Vilnius 2026 – list of works
We are happy to announce our first participation at Art Vilnius. For the 2026 edition, the gallery will present a joint booth featuring works by our represented artists.
For its first participation in ArtVilnius, Galerie 3AP presents artists from its programme in a selection of works ranging from miniature to large-scale formats. Under the title RELATIO, the presentation explores how the self is formed through relationships to other bodies, spaces, images and environments. The Latin term relatio describes a process of relating, referring and connecting. In dialogue with phenomenology, spatial theory, relational aesthetics and theories of landscape, the exhibition understands relation not as a fixed connection, but as something through which perception and identity are continuously formed. At its centre lies a simple question: How do we become ourselves through what surrounds us? The works propose the individual not as an isolated self, but as a permeable self, continuously shaped through relation. What begins as me becomes, through relation, a space we share: from me to we.
Joschua Yesni Arnaut
Booth 3.14
Joschua Yesni Arnaut
Maybe I’m just like my father, 2026
Painting
Oil, paper on canvas
130 x 120 x 5 cm (h × w)
€ 6.800,00 + VAT
further works:
Joschua Yesni Arnaut
Precious Pressure, 2026
PLA, fiberglass, steel, epoxy resin paint, 3+1AP
207 x 100 x 120 cm (h × w x d)
€ 22.500,00 + VAT
Roberto Barbosa
Booth 3.14
Roberto Barbosa
Fragile
(Memorial to the people who died after the collapse of a metro overpass due to government negligence in Mexico City on May 3, 2021.)
Inkjet print on aluminium
10 x 10 x 3 cm (h × w × d), 5+2AP
€ 900,00 +VAT
further works:
Roberto Barbosa
Cruz de Lilies, 2026
charcoal on wood, steel, 244 x 183 x 3 cm (h x w x d)
€ 12.500,00 +VAT
(Awarded 1st Prize in the Multiple Figure category at the Tom of Finland Emerging Artist Competition.)
Felix Anatol Findeiß
Young Collector’s Stand:
(Hall 5, 5.26)
Felix Anatol Findeiß
talking evolution man series, 2023
Graphic
copperplate ink on 270 gsm cotton rag paper (series of 12 drypoint etchings)
40 x 30 x 2 cm (h × w × d)
€ 650 +VAT
Nadine Karl
Booth 3.14
further works:
Nadine Karl
from the series: Himmelgeister Rheinbogen – First to Sixth Shadow on the Rhine, 2026
UV print on aluminium
29,7 x 42 x 10 cm
€ 1.800,00 +VAT
Toni Meyer
Booth 3.14
Young Collector’s Stand:
(Hall 5, 5.26)
Toni Meyer
I Take Good Care of Myself (Stunt), 2023
Photo collage on acrylic glass
31,7 x 23,5 cm, 1 + 1 AP
€ 850,00 + VAT
Julie Mia
Young Collector’s Stand:
(Hall 5, 5.26)
Julie Mia
mirage, 2025
series of 11 works on paper
acrylic spray paint, 27.9 × 35.6 cm
€ 650,00 + VAT, each
1: she doth teach the torches to burn bright
2: how beauteous mankind is! o brave new world
3: if after every tempest come such calms
4: to-morrow and to-morrow and to-morrow …
5: told by an idiot
Lara Werth
Booth 3.14
Lara Werth
Lara Werth,
La Réunion mit 15, 2026
Young Collector’s Stand:
(Hall 5, 5.26)
Lara Werth
Ente, 2024
oil sticks, jaxon chalk, ink, edding, colored pencil, fineliner, copic marker on paper
20,5 x 25,5 cm (h x w)
€ 1.000,00 + VAT
JOSCHUA YESNI ARNAUT born 1989, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Based in Frankfurt, Joschua Yesni Arnaut works across photography, sculpture and installation, often incorporating text and performative strategies. His practice explores identity as a shifting construction, bringing personal experience into dialogue with masculinity, power and vulnerability. Through exaggeration and self-reflection, he examines the tensions between intimate experience and collective ideas of the self. Arnaut studied with Heiner Blum and Mike Bouchet at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach, graduating with distinction in 2023. Selected distinctions include: Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes; Frankfurter Künstlerhilfe Award; finalist for the Karl Schmidt-Rottluff Scholarship.
ROBERTO BARBOSA born 1990, Guadalajara, Mexico
Based in Frankfurt and Guadalajara, Roberto Barbosa works across sculpture, video, performance, drawing and photography. As a queer artist, his practice explores the relationships between body, architecture, identity and desire. His sculptural works and videos create intimate, staged spaces for performances involving his own body, bringing personal memory and cultural imagery into dialogue with social norms. Barbosa studied architecture at the Universidad de Guadalajara and the Universidad de Málaga, and at the Städelschule with Peter Trummer. Selected distinctions include: Tom of Finland Emerging Artist Competition (1st Prize); NARS Foundation, New York; Heima Residency, Iceland.
FELIX ANATOL FINDEIß born 1986, Berlin, Germany
Based in Munich, Felix Anatol Findeiß works across painting, sculpture, photography and video. His practice is rooted in an affinity for built space, bringing fragments of bodies and fiction into architectural formations. His works unfold as distillations of an isolated and ephemeral reality. Findeiß studied architecture at the Universität der Künste Berlin with Thomas Düllo, Alexandra Ranner and Florian Riegler. He further developed his focus on the intersection of architecture and art through the Elsa Neumann Scholarship in 2017.
JACQUELINE HEN born 1989, Munich, Germany
Based in Cologne, Jacqueline Hen is a light artist whose practice explores light, space and perception. Her large-scale performative installations transform architectural space through light, reflection, color and movement, creating immersive experiences in which perception becomes part of the work. Hen studied at the Berlin University of the Arts, where she was appointed Meisterschülerin of Gabi Schillig and Joachim Sauter, and at ArtCenter College of Design, Los Angeles. Her practice has been exhibited internationally, including in Amsterdam, Hong Kong, San Francisco and Paris. Selected distinctions include: the International Women in Light Art Collection; the International Light Art Award in Unna (1st prize Light High).
NADINE KARL born 1990, Freyung, Germany
Based in Düsseldorf, Nadine Karl works across installation, sculpture and photography. Her spatial constructions bring memory, temporality and fiction into dialogue with sound, smell and tactile elements. From an ecofeminist perspective, her practice explores the relationships between bodies, environments and more-than-human agents. Karl studied with Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Gregor Schneider at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where she was appointed Meisterschülerin and graduated in 2024. Her work has been exhibited at Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, Julia Stoschek Foundation, Langen Foundation, and the Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia.
TONI MEYER born 1988, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Based in Munich, Toni Meyer works across photography, text, performance and video. Her multimedia practice examines environmental and social questions shaped by digital technologies and consumer culture. Using digital tools to transform everyday perceptions, Meyer moves between humour, exaggeration and dystopian visions of the future. Meyer studied at the Universität der Künste Berlin, Goldsmiths College London and the International Center of Photography, New York. Her work has been presented at the Senckenberg Nature Research Museum, Frankfurt. Selected distinctions include: City of Munich; Free State of Bavaria; Peace Research Institute (Leibniz Association).
JULIE MIA born 1988, Offenbach am Main, Germany
Based in Berlin, Julie Mia’s interdisciplinary practice extends into sculpture, photography and installation. Since the early stages of her career, she has explored the interplay between analogue and digital, translating between material, image and object. Everyday materials are transformed through layering, erasing and repainting, shifting between function and abstraction. Painting remains at the centre of her practice, informing her sculptures and installations as extensions of the painted image. Mia studied at Chelsea College of Art and Design and Camberwell College of Arts in London, and at Villa Arson, Nice. Selected distinctions include: the Lloyds Bank Award. Public-space installations include the Goldman Foundation for Art and Culture, Frankfurt/Main.
LARA WERTH born 1996, Bonn, Germany
Based in Düsseldorf, Lara Werth works exclusively in drawing. Her dense, multi-layered compositions bring dystopian urban landscapes into contact with fragments of nature, combining observed reality and invention. Working with marker, chalk, oil stick and ink, she constructs intricate spaces that remain open between recognition and imagination. Werth studied with Siegfried Anzinger and Katharina Wulff at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, where she was appointed Meisterschülerin and graduated in 2024. Selected distinctions include: Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris; Free State of Bavaria; City of Düsseldorf.