Galerie 3AP opens its Düsseldorf space’s first exhibition of the year with Camie Klein’s solo show.

Bodies in Residue explores how bodies persist in architecture through traces and residues, revealing presence in unexpected forms. The works consider how body and architecture shape each other, with soap-coated doors, floors, and a hand mirror acting as a porous medium where touch, reflection, and residue intermingle, making presence tangible yet fleeting. Soap functions as an unstable architectural–corporeal membrane through which spatial configurations and embodied presence register as residue. The exhibition ask what the body leaves behind, how traces are transferred, and how presence continues to unfold in space and material.