Lara Weiler - Peekaboo

Lara Weiler - Peekaboo

Everyday objects tell hidden stories. In Peekaboo, Lara Weiler explores the intimate lives of our possessions—from open bags spilling their contents to the familiar “clothes chair,” overloaded with garments and suspended between use and neglect. These domestic scenes, read as everyday sculptures, are at once ordinary and absurd. They become unintentional self-portraits, capturing moments of chaos, habit, and identity, and elevating the familiar through a subtle shift in perspective.

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Balancing intimacy with detachment, Weiler transforms clutter into quiet reflections on what is overlooked and undervalued, inviting us to reconsider the objects, spaces, and routines that shape our lives.

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Lara Weiler studied Fine Art at Hochschule der Bildenden Künste Saar, Saarbrücken, completing her Master’s in 2024. She was awarded the Prix Pierre Werner (2024, Luxembourg), and her work has been acquired by the National Museum of Art and History (MNAHA) and the Ministry of Culture, Luxembourg.