The Swiss museum dedicates itself to promoting the work of under-known women artists, so it’s fittingly hosting the first international retrospective of Põder’s corporeal sculptures. Throughout her career, the late artist was fascinated by the human body, which she expressed through works that explored its vulnerability and impermanence. Unconventional materials, like wood, wool, and epoxy, along with dissected garments and accessories, create a compelling exploration of physicality.