Daniela Medina Poch

Works







Daniela Medina Poch gives experimental lectures, coordinates programs, and embodies gestures that sometimes evolve into research frameworks or collective platforms. She often collaborates with waters, wild plants, and soils across diverse ecosystems, primarily in Abya Yala and Europe, weaving alliances with them. 



The softness of wool is woven with the roughness of rural life in Garzón, Uruguay. There, sheep move among thistles, snakes, and other beings. Many labour tasks and symbiotic relationships exist in the countryside, unknown to many.Sheep are also accomplices in Sustaining Softness among Thistles and Snakes and their unruly felt. This flock of pieces follows and deviates from usual production techniques to welcome gestures, (un)spoken stories, symbiotic knots, and shapes that express the weedy desires of materials. They whisper that softness, too, can become a tool of subversion. 













Sustaining Softness among Thistles and Snakes
 2023
Felted yarn, made in Pueblo Garzón (Uruguay) alongside the stories of José Soussa




Galerie im Körnerpark

27 June – 7 October 2026


Galerie im Körnerpark

Schierker Straße 8
12051 Berlin


With works by Ana María MillánAnaïs Senli, Ella C Bernard, Kamal Aljafari, Martins Kohout, Nooshin Askari, Xenia Bond, Zuzanna Czebatul


Bärenzwinger

19 February – 10 May 2026


Bärenzwinger

Im Köllnischen Park
10179 Berlin



With Ran Zhang and Lolo & Sosaku


Galerie Im Turm


11 February – 15 March 2026



Galerie im Turm

Frankfurter Tor 1
10243 Berlin


Screening programme with video works by Crystal Z Campbell, Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong, John Smith, Laura Nitsch, Marta Popivoda.

With a shadow intervention from Anaïs Senli & Eduardo da Conceição.



Kunstraum Bethanien/Kreuzberg


18 October 2025 – 11 January 2026

Kunstraum Bethanien/Kreuzberg

Mariannenplatz 2
10997 Berlin



With works by Cosima zu Knyphausen, Dana Lorenz, Daniela Medina Poch, Danila Lipatov & Karen Zimmermann, Diana Policarpo, Eve Tagny, Harry Hachmeister, Ian Waelder, Jesse Darling, Maya Saravia, Nicolas Pelzer, Nona Inescu, Paloma Contreras Lomas, Pablo Fernandez Zapata, Rosanna Graf, Rubén Grilo, Sybille Neumeyer, virgil b/g taylor