Caspar Heinemann “Adduction” at Cabinet, London

Caspar Heinemann's "Adduction" at Cabinet, London, offers a compelling lesson in narrative reversal. By defining "adduction" as inward movement—the opposite of abduction—Heinemann ingeniously flips the script on familiar tropes like alien encounters. Instead, the alien becomes the subject of inward experimentation, brought to Earth. For emerging women artists, this exhibition is a powerful reminder to question established narratives and dominant perspectives. Consider how shifting the viewpoint—reversing who holds the power or who is the subject of scrutiny—can unlock profound new meanings in your own work. It encourages a critical gaze not just at what you create, but *how* you position its story and agency. — Source: Mousse Magazine

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