Tracer
Objects accumulate on every imaginable surface; a hairpin, random papers, an unidentifiable piece of plastic, perhaps something fit to be eaten..? Each material has travelled its own (sometimes lengthy) route to arrive here. I carry them with me, gather more, leave some behind. By combining them, new mixtures emerge. Somewhere, mould begins to gather. Dirt […]
Aigreur douce
Tom Castinel works with sculpture and installation mainly with textile and concrete. From these materials, he transforms existing objects and displaces their status, between domestic use and sculptural presence. At KOMMET, this approach is embodied in a space designed as a scenery. The shapes are in a pastel palette dominated by a range of greys […]
Away from Desk
“Away from Desk” is a new initiative by Keith J. Varadi of Gene’s Dispensary and hosted by Wilshire Online. In an era as uncertain as this one, it’s imperative to identify who and what matters most to us. Countless social, political, and economic factors have had a palpable negative impact on the arts — and […]
Tomas in the Box
Tomas nel Box Luca Tomassini, in arte Tomas, si impone non come semplice artefice di immagini, ma come un costruttore di universi. La sua ricerca artistica si situa in una faglia temporale dove il passato ancestrale collide con un futuro prossimo, elevando l’umanità a una dimensione mitica attraverso una narrazione che trascende la cronaca per […]
Márcame para guardar hoy
mimo y Carlota de Torregrosa se complacen ennpresentar “Márcame para guardar hoy”, una exposición con obras de Azul Ehrenberg, Natalia Mejía Murillo y Sergio Suárez en los espacios de Galería 4am.Desde la antigüedad, la experiencia humana ha estado entrelazada con la incesante búsqueda por entender la temporalidad. A través de distintas teorías y estructuras, hemos […]
Bitter Spring
Spring is the season we load with the most expectation. It is also the season that keeps withdrawing, arriving late, or cold, or briefly, or not quite as imagined.When Plato used the word pharmakon in the Phaedrus, he meant poison. His translators wrote remedy. Both are correct: the ancient Greek word names an inherently ambiguous […]
As Night Follows Day
In a post-truth world, there is a refuge of truth that can be found in painting. This exhibition unfolds as much as it, almost nostalgically, envelops us in the simple yet mysterious truth at the core of Beth Letain’s work and studio practice. You will not find any tricks, any spin, or any window dressing […]
top_OS csop_Ort: in_between
We, all of us, city dwellers, are essentially flâneurs. Because the flâneur’s way of life is to never stop, only the city around him sometimes standing still before the power of his gaze. Architecture is frozen music, they say. Thus, we cannot view urban space as anything other than a paradoxical freezer: it freezes those […]
Call Someone
There are moments when an object stops doing what it seems to promise. This gap between expectation and reality is where this exhibition begins. It brings together works that appear functional yet remain out of reach. They are connected by a condition of brokenness — a minor shift that moves them from one register to […]
Phases, Places and Faces
Gizela Mickiewicz’s practice unfolds around the idea of home as mutable and fragile: not simply a fixed location, but a condition shaped by memory and attachment. Through sculpture and relief, she develops a material vocabulary closely tied to the body, domestic architecture and landscape, understood as emotional extensions. The project is articulated around three axes: […]