Welcome TO MALLHAUS INC.
Mallhaus is a multi-branch conglomerate engaged in very important work.
The specifics are complex and not always disclosed. It operates worldwide with an extensive network of subsidiaries and branches in over three countries.
Departments function across zones, durations, and states of access. Some are dormant. Others have never been located.
Visitors are invited to review the available documentation and proceed at their own rhythm.
MALLHAUS INC.
You’re already within the parameters.
Artwork
Created between 2015 – 2017.
An attempt to grasp the idea of the deep sea, the relation between the unknown and the conscious, the question of connectedness.
100 x 140 cm,
50 x 70 cm,
40 x 70 cm,
42 x 58 cm,
22 x 30 cm,
charcoal on paper
This series reflects memories of my childhood's swimming pools.
Each 70 x 100 cm, charcoal on paper, 2010
The process for this series was about creating a place of longing and telling a story within a spacial context.
Each 64 x 44 cm, charcoal on paper, 2013
A series from 2010, pervading space and objects within, traveling through them.
Each 50 x 44 cm, charcoal on paper
This is a meditation on the fact that most human communication travels through deep sea cables across the ocean floor – through some of the least known and least accessible spaces on Earth. Conscious exchange is routed through environments that remain largely invisible and unreachable.
Created in 2009, this series was created on the subject of »crime« and published as a story in SPRING. It's about the notion in dreams of having caused a crime without realizing it.
Each 70 x 100 cm, charcoal on paper
An experiment on fragmented moments in motion.
Reaching inaccessible parts of Manhattan.
The animations are displayed on glass, using Pepper's Ghost effect.
Charcoal on paper
Pencil on paper, mirrored glass, oak, 2018
Created between 2015 – 2017.
An attempt to grasp the idea of the deep sea, the relation between the unknown and the conscious, the question of connectedness.
100 x 140 cm,
50 x 70 cm,
40 x 70 cm,
42 x 58 cm,
22 x 30 cm,
charcoal on paper
This series reflects memories of my childhood's swimming pools.
Each 70 x 100 cm, charcoal on paper, 2010
The process for this series was about creating a place of longing and telling a story within a spacial context.
Each 64 x 44 cm, charcoal on paper, 2013
A series from 2010, pervading space and objects within, traveling through them.
Each 50 x 44 cm, charcoal on paper
This is a meditation on the fact that most human communication travels through deep sea cables across the ocean floor – through some of the least known and least accessible spaces on Earth. Conscious exchange is routed through environments that remain largely invisible and unreachable.
Created in 2009, this series was created on the subject of »crime« and published as a story in SPRING. It's about the notion in dreams of having caused a crime without realizing it.
Each 70 x 100 cm, charcoal on paper
An experiment on fragmented moments in motion.
Reaching inaccessible parts of Manhattan.
The animations are displayed on glass, using Pepper's Ghost effect.
Charcoal on paper
Pencil on paper, mirrored glass, oak, 2018
Chairwoman
Judith Mall
Judith Mall was born 1983 in Lörrach. She resides in Hamburg, Germany.
She studied illustration at the University of Applied Sciences, Hamburg, Dept. Design.
In 2012, she spent several months in Kyoto, Japan, thanks to a DAAD-scholarship.
Exhibitions (G - Group, S - Single)
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2023______Curva Pura, Rome (G)
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2018______Airborne, Curva Pura, Rome (S)
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2017______Palpable Doubt, Westwerk, Hamburg (G)
Eye Eye, Transpop Gallery, Kyoto (G) -
2016______Sich lichtender Nebel, Kunstverein Wiesbaden (G)
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2015______Beyond Halfway Beach, Galerie erstererster, Berlin (S)
Beyond Halfway Beach, Galerie zeitraumrexit, Mannheim (S)
Lati Muti, Casa Forte, Neapel (G) -
2013______Beunruhigende Bilder, Galerie ZeitRaumExit, Mannheim (G) Dunkles Kneten, Westwerk Hamburg (G)
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2012______Advento Advento, Hi-Nest Bldg., Kyoto (G)
Between Mountains, Murasakino Gallery, Kyoto (G)
Dreams Please, Transpop Gallery, Kyoto (S) -
2011______Subarashii, Frappant, Hamburg (G)
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2010______Suzamakato, Transpop Gallery, Kyoto (G)
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2009______Schaufenster, Fabrik der Künste, Hamburg (G)
Fenster mit Ausblick, Frappant, Hamburg (G)
Verbrechen, Galerie Hinterconti, Hamburg; Galerie Vorwerkstift, Hamburg (G) -
2008______Ich bin hier viel zu selten, Inselgalerie, Berlin (G)
Publications
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2016______Halfway Beach, Katalog, Adverse, Paris
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2015______Linoleum Thrills, Katalog, Textem, Hamburg
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2013______Walk the Line – The Art of Drawing, Laurence King, London
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2010______Secret Volume, Katalog, Hamburg
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2008______Ich bin hier viel zu selten, Katalog, Hamburg
Press
Statement from Mallhaus Inc.
Mallhaus Inc. is aware of speculations that its name refers to the design and art practice of Chairwoman Judith Mall, encompassing projects ranging from interior concepts to installations and spatial narratives.
Said rumour observed that Mallhaus is also the fictional company unfolding inside her drawings: featuring offices, islands, back rooms, and other outpost departments. These images are understood to depict locations within the wider Mallhaus framework.
While this dual function has prompted further questions, the company maintains that such structures are in place to support intuitive development, internal coherence, and long-term strategies.
Whether this reflects the full scope of Mallhaus Inc.’s activities cannot be confirmed at this time.
The Chairwoman was not available for comment, citing a scheduling overlap with recurring administrative rituals requiring focus, warmth and repetition.
- Annual Report
- Employee Handbook
- Floor Plan
Contact
Legal Notice
Information according to German § 5 TMG
Judith Mall
Münzstr. 11
20097 Hamburg
Deutschland
VAT-ID: DE 295874519
Responsible for content according to § 18 MStV:
Judith Mall
Address as above
Photo credits
All Mallhaus Inc. portraits and stills on this website:
Juliane Eirich
https://www.julianeeirich.com
Artwork reproductions:
Tillmann Engel,
Maximilian Probst
https://maximilianprobst.de
Exhibition view "Tower":
Miguel Ferraz Araújo
https://miguelferraz.de
Graphic Design:
Fiona Hinrichs
Website Design:
Fiona Hinrichs & Judith Mall & tan3
https://tan3.de
