In Echoes of Form, form is not presented as a finished entity, but as a continuous process of becoming. Wanda Stolle works with ink drawings and wooden wall pieces, where lines, surfaces, and shapes gradually emerge through scratching, scraping, sanding, and layering. Her works balance density and lightness with a strong sense of spatial presence, creating quietly poetic compositions that invite reflection. Helen Hu, in contrast, approaches painting as a bodily experience: color and gesture flow from movement, overlap, seek new equilibrium, and transform the canvas into a vibrant space of rhythm and energy.
Both artists share a keen sensitivity to transitions—between surface and space, order and chance, control and surrender. While Stolle condenses form into a silent, contemplative entity, Hu unfolds it into a dynamic interplay of movement and color. Together, their works explore the tension between body and matter, intuition and construction, producing an echo of form that lingers—subtle, profound, and layered.


Helen Hu, born in 1994 in Augsburg, is a German-Chinese artist. She studied New Media Art at the Beijing Film Academy (2012–2016) and is a Master’s student in the class of Prof. Anselm Reyle at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg. From 2023 to 2024, she studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts Paris. In 2025, she was nominated for the Hiscox Art Award.
Her work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions, including “Atelier Calais,” ENSBA Paris (2023), “Das alte Haus,” 4Walls, Hamburg (2023), “Von der Donau an die Alster,” Collector’s Room & Dorotheum, Hamburg (2023), “A Monster in the Sea Is Just a Rabbit on the Wall,” Feinkunst Krüger, Hamburg (2024), “Primavera,” Kuckei+Kuckei, Palma (2024), “139 DAYS,” Galerie Droite, ENSBA Paris (2024), “Transitions,” The Space, Hamburg (2024), “Pomegranate Flower Cake,” Tick Tack, Antwerp (2025), “MIGHTBEWRONG,” Triiio Tower, Hamburg (2025), and “Mausgrau,” Lycra Raum, Hamburg (2025). In 2022, she participated in the residency “Sommer Frische Kunst” in Bad Gastein, Austria.
Helen Hu lives and works in Berlin.


Wanda Stolle, born in 1985 in Berlin, studied Fine Arts with Prof. Frank Badur and Prof. Pia Fries at the Universität der Künste Berlin and was a master student (Meisterschülerin) of Prof. Pia Fries (2013). She received the Kunstpreis des Haus am Kleistpark (2024), was nominated for the Kunstpreis der Böttcherstraße (2022), appeared on the longlist for the Preis der Nationalgalerie (2021), and on the shortlist for the Berlin Art Prize (2015). Further awards include the Elsa-Neumann-Stipendium of the State of Berlin (2013), the Meisterschülerpreis of the President of the UdK (2013), and the Schulz-Stübner-Stiftung Prize (2012). In 2014, she participated in the Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt Berlin. Wanda Stolle’s works are included in the collections of Kunsthalle Bremen and the Allianz Kulturforum.
Wanda Stolle lives and works in Berlin.