In All Preconceptions Collapse, Sabine Schründer presents a conglomerate of images, perspectives, grids, and layers that elude a concrete narrative. Multiple layers overlap, change meaning, appear unpredictable. The artist offers no clues or strategies for decoding. Everything must be questioned in this endeavour to make something tangible beyond the visible surface. Wherever the viewer finds brief orientation, be it in location, visual, or thematic, it’s lost again. Schründer’s images have neither horizon nor clear geographical references: the result is a free space for thought that expands its coordinates.