The Virgin Suicides
‘Obviously, Doctor, you’ve never been a 13-year-old girl’ The Virgin Suicides, dir. Sofia Coppola, Paramount Classics, 1999 Fairy tales and fables are one of the first stories we encounter, even before we learn to read. Their language, images, and morals deeply affect us and stay with us for a long time. The works that are […]
Odyssea: Le sel de la terre – a collaboration between Spiaggia Libera and PUNTA Gallery
“Odyssea – The Song of the Sirens and the Salt of the Earth” unfolds in two interrelated parts that trace transformation, identity, and the future of society. The exhibition was created in 2024 and first presented at the Spiaggia Libera gallery in Marseille and in Paris exploring different dimensions of contemporary existence through symbols such […]
Maqueta para un lugar que no existe
The exhibition begins with an almost childlike yet fundamentally architectural question: how is a place constructed before it exists? This is not about design, nor about imagining a perfect space, but about the prior state in which everything is mental structure, material intuition and formal testing — the moment in which the form remains in […]
AIR CONDITION
At Tkalka Gallery, Albert Mayr presents AIR CONDITION, a performative installation that establishes space as a dynamic and responsive structure. The project emerges from the interplay of sound and moving image, which together unfold the temporal and spatial dimensions of experience while creating a tension between the visible and the audible. Within this configuration, sound […]
Weep Holes
In her solo presentation, Weep Holes, Sarah Entwistle engages the qualities of E-WERK’s underground rooms within her sculptural installations. Patina, decay and industrial residues become material and formal agents in her work. In this process a series of provisional, interconnected assemblages made from recycled fragments, ceramics, textiles, archival material and live ambient sound is created. […]
Ext. I
In her current artistic practice, Hanna Stiegeler explores a wide range of structures of support. Her investigations span physical supports such as railings, prostheses, and architectural elements including columns and scaffoldings, as well as fashionable devices like crinolines and high heels. She also considers everyday technologies such as baby monitors. Through these motifs, Stiegeler examines […]
Liudvikas Kesminas | Full Metal Shell DLC
Welcome to: Full Metal Shell DLC. B: what is the meaning behind this title? L: DLC means downloadable content. It is additional content created for an already released video game. In the context of this exhibition, DLC is a concept that gave birth to further development of my creative container, a supplement to previously explored […]
We Have McDonald’s at Home
“We Have McDonald’s at Home,” as the meme goes, doesn’t necessarily mean that what is served at home is worse than McDonald’s. As we transition from the child’s eyes to the meme philosopher’s, as taste buds change and the yellow arches become signifiers for calorically dense, highly processed food and a capitalist system that, like […]
Background Layer
In Adobe Photoshop, the Background Layer is the default layer upon opening up the application; it is initially locked and protected, and alterations cannot be applied to it. A photographer is often a background layer to how we understand reality. An image can be static or erratic, demonstrative of a place or a person. Each […]
You see what I might think and the pipes hear what the others see
In his new body of work, the artist Ferdinand Dölberg explores the internal dialogue and the innermost thoughts we all have. This is not the first time the painter has used movable panels, but it is the first time they spin. The flip side of each module shows a detail of the other, and they […]