texere
Text and textile share a common origin: the Latin word texere means to weave or to connect, so writing and weaving appear as inherently interrelated activities. In the works of Emese Benczúr, Lajos Csontó, Márton Dés, and Sonia Navarro, text does not simply convey meaning, but becomes surface, rhythm, repetition, and material. Sentences lose their […]
Infractuosité
Winnie Mo Rielly’s works inhabit space as much as they explore it. Body and architecture intertwine, skin and surfaces merge within confined interiors. She probes the thresholds of identity in domestic space: how the self moves through it, slips in through cracks, vanishes into corners, dissolves into objects. The body is no longer an isolated […]
Hide-and-Seek
The children’s game of Hide-and-Seek has always contained a peculiar paradox: the desire to disappear and, at the same time, to be found. In the age of digital images, constant sharing, and mutual observation, however, this ambivalence takes on a new intensity. Even in moments of solitude, we remain part of a continuous stream of […]
Siamese Others
“My body is the abyss between me and myself”, wrote Fernando Pessoa, capturing the paradox of an existence where the self is always divided: the observer and the observed, the bridge and the void. In the duo exhibition Siamese Others, Elen Braga and William Ludwig Lutgens take up this metaphysical thread, exploring the blurred boundaries […]
Hard Lights
Run fast enough toward the sun and you stop seeing where you are going. You move faster than ever, but the light meant to guide you is the light that blinds you. Hard Lights takes that predicament as its subject. Across three installations, Dot Als looks at the disruption generative AI is forcing onto audiovisual […]
JOY SAUCE IN THE BELLY
“You find yourself yawning, but that doesn’t mean you are able to sleep.” Like a suspended state of exhaustion, almost fuelled by a sleep paralysis-like condition, Joy Sauce in the Belly unfolds as a sequence of caricatural characters emerging like hallucinatory projections.A mass of figures perform in various forms throughout the exhibition, oscillating between parody […]
Siphonophores
The practices brought together in this exhibition testify to an attempt to reconfigure the exhibition space through a condition of suspension, a field of possibilities in continuous transformation. The works inhabit a liminal dimension and, through perpetual metamorphosis, operate according to relational and cooperative logics: distinct entities come together, contributing to the formation of a […]
Timur Lukas @park
Timur Lukas presents an installation featuring new works, consisting primarily of drawings that shift focus from image archives toward direct observation. The works are based on the immediacy and speed of drawing as a medium and make use of the freedom inherent in its provisional nature. Rather than striving for a fixed representation, the works […]
Tomar Altura
“The path is not a line connecting points, but a line along which life is lived.”[1] I. Paths Everything begins with walking. Steps leave traces on the ground: they were among the earliest aesthetic gestures. Architect and theorist of walking Francesco Careri[2] has shown how, from the first paths that inscribed a certain order onto […]
hupsis tupsis
4,096 × a Feeling For some time now, the core of Tuomas Linna’s artistic practice has been shaped by various mathematical systems, processes of measurement, and structural frameworks that determine the form of the work. Linna has noted that repetition and enumeration function as calm¬ing and stabilising working methods for him, while at the same […]