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Suntje Sagerer’s Hybrid Works move between painting, sculpture, digital space and social practice. Her image world negotiates care, visibility, bodies, support and the present; analog gestures become figures and signs between intimacy and public space.
With series such as the Iconic Mammas and her curatorial project MAG, Sagerer thinks of art not only as image, but as an infrastructure of attention, relationship and collecting. On FLUGPOST.art, selected works are currently presented as curated Hybrid Painting Poster Editions.
These Poster Editions offer an accessible entry into Suntje’s visual language and remain clearly separated from André Wagner’s photographic editions and Atelier Archive works. They bring colour, warmth and presence into the room while keeping their origin in an independent artistic process visible.
Our standard
“In my Hybrid Paintings, I connect analog and digital techniques. Each work emerges from its own process and remains unmistakable in its visual language. The Poster Editions are accessible, but deliberately curated: for people who want to collect contemporary art with feeling, depth and personal connection.”
– Suntje Sagerer
FAQ - questions before collecting
What is FLUGPOST.art?
FLUGPOST.art is an artist-run online gallery based in Berlin. It presents contemporary editions, Atelier Archive works and curated Poster Editions directly from the artistic context, with personal guidance around presentation, production and worldwide shipping.
What does artist-run gallery mean?
FLUGPOST.art is run from within artistic practice. Selection, presentation, material decisions and advisory are shaped by proximity to the work, the studio and the collector, not by anonymous shop logic.
Where are the works produced?
Editions are produced with professional fine-art partners and checked before shipping. Atelier Archive works are concrete already produced pieces from the studio. Poster Editions are produced and shipped carefully after selection.
Which work types are available at FLUGPOST.art?
FLUGPOST.art distinguishes between limited fine-art editions, already produced Atelier Archive works and accessible Poster Editions. Each product page should make clear which work type you are selecting.
Which materials and finishes are available?
Depending on the work, formats, glass options, acrylic glass on Alu-Dibond, matte finishes or unframed variants may be available. The specific materiality is explained on the individual work page.
Are the works framed?
That depends on the work type. Atelier Archive works may already have a specific framing or finish. Limited editions offer different glass and framing options depending on the work. If you are unsure, the gallery can advise personally before purchase.
How are returns handled?
Editions, Atelier Archive works and Poster Editions are documented, packed and shipped with care. Please check format, material and finish before purchase; if unsure, room presence, hanging, art shipping, tracking, customs/import questions and returns can be clarified in advance. If a work arrives damaged, document packaging and work with photos within 48 hours so replacement, repair or reversal can be organized clearly.
Can I request a larger or individual format?
Yes. For larger rooms, special hanging situations or individual projects, write directly to info@flugpost.art.
How can I reach the gallery?
You can reach the gallery directly at info@flugpost.art. Please include the work title, a room photo, wall size or optional budget if helpful.
Are the works limited?
André Wagner fine-art editions are limited and described by edition size, format and finish. Atelier Archive works are specific produced pieces. Poster Editions are more accessible entries into a series.
How should I care for my work?
Avoid direct sun, high humidity and touching the image surface. For larger or sensitive works, we recommend calm hanging conditions and appropriate conservation-minded materials.
Can I assess the work in a room before purchase?
Yes. Many works are shown with room views. You can also send wall dimensions or a room photo so format, finish and hanging can be assessed more precisely.