With the exhibition Lost and Found Consultancy, kammer presents the first solo show of Belgian artist Arnaud Eubelen in Hamburg. This marks the first collaboration between Eubelen and the gallery.

The title Lost and Found Consultancy, refers to Eubelen’s own artistic approach. He collects materials found on the street and transforms them through his design process, giving them new function and identity. This process can be understood as a playful form of consulting — an exploration of what can emerge from things that seem lost or obsolete. At the same time, the title also alludes to the role of the gallery, which — like any business — serves a consultative function.

The exhibition presents works from 2019 to the present. Arnaud Eubelen’s practice is not to be understood as a linear development, but as a circular process. He continually recontextualizes older works, allowing their perception and meaning to shift over time.

Lost and Found Consultancy features a variety of works, including photographs, a wall piece, lamps, mirrors, chairs, a table, a serving cart, and an armchair.

Eubelen creates scenes that resemble fragments of an interior — not complete spatial arrangements, but isolated excerpts. This approach ensures that his works never appear isolated; instead, they are always in dialogue with their surroundings. They are made to exist in company.