WHITE NOISE: ANNA UDDENBERG triko

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A limited-edition collection of T-shirts designed by Anna Uddenberg for the “White Noise” exhibition.

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An exclusive limited-edition T-shirt designed by Anna Uddenberg as part of the official merchandise for the White Noise exhibition at the Telegraph Gallery.

100% cotton

100% White Noise

 

White Noise takes the enclosed architecture of the contemporary office space as an organizing structure, extending Anna Uddenberg’s ongoing interest in functionality as a means of control. Comprising her largest body of work to date, the exhibition becomes a Koolhaasian Junkspace: a compressed administrative interior of suspended ceilings, fluorescent light, partitions, ventilation systems, and Herman Miller office chairs. Uddenberg’s fragmented and increasingly disembodied figures lose their corporeal autonomy, becoming extensions of the furniture and systems that contain them; the body itself becomes part of the infrastructure.

Anna Uddenberg (*1982, Stockholm) lives and works between Berlin and Stockholm. Recent solo exhibitions include Premium Economy, TANK, Shanghai (2025) and Kunsthalle Mannheim (2023–24); Home Wreckers, The Perimeter, London (2023); Continental Breakfast, Meredith Rosen Gallery, New York (2023); and FAKE-ESTATE, Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin (2022–23). In 2024, she presented Premium Economy at Art Basel Unlimited. Uddenberg is the recipient of the Hector Kunstpreis (2022) and the Overbeck-Preis für bildende Kunst (2023). Her work has also been exhibited at institutions including the Centre Pompidou-Metz, Kiasma, Bundeskunsthalle, Moderna Museet, and Kunstmuseum Bonn.

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