Hairline
Hair continues to grow even when it seems that everything else has already been lost. It is one of the most intimate traces of our existence, a material testament to time passing through the body. Hair preserves memory, becoming a relic, an amulet, and a keepsake of those we have loved. Across cultures, it has […]
Kolay gelsin, abla
Kolay gelsin, abla brings together ceramics, porcelain assemblages, drawings, photography and text. Developed after a six-month residency in Istanbul in 2025, the exhibition reflects on questions of queer visibility, vulnerability, intimacy and belonging while examining how bodies, objects and materials carry personal and social histories.What initially began as a research project on ceramics and Ottoman […]
Cave of forgotten dreams
The title of the duo exhibition of Orsolya Lia Vető and Réka Vidra is taken from Werner Herzog’s 2010 documentary, which was shot at the Chauvet Cave in southern France. The cave remained sealed off from humanity for approximately 40,000 years, and so the footprints and cave paintings left by prehistoric people have been preserved […]
Mistranslation
“Mistranslation” unfolds as a long-term investigation engaging with situated processes, communities, cosmovisions, and territories, not as closed units, but as relational fields where echoes, correspondences, and affective displacements take shape. The artist’s approach is slow and observation-based, in contrast with the contemporary hyper- industrialized paradigm of consumption and waste, and the imperative of productivity, which […]
Point of dispersion
Point of Dispersion is an intermedia spatial installation constructed from materials reclaimed from the city’s deteriorating urban fabric, including post-industrial fragments, bent aluminium cable trays, and street-lighting components recovered during demolition. Removed from their original functional contexts, these elements operate as autonomous carriers of time, transformation, and accumulated meaning. The work investigates what happens to […]
Margins of Collapse
Margins of Collapse brings together seven artists working across painting, sculpture, installation, photography, video and works on paper. The exhibition is concerned with material, architectural and perceptual structures at the point just before they fail to function. The selected works focus on conditions that precede collapse rather than depicting it as event: states where pressure […]
Echo Alliances
“What might it mean, if echo could be on her own terms?” — Annie Goh An echo is bound in relation. Sonic sighs, screeches, acoustically reach and reverberate — sounds that submit, weave and support, break and fragment. The echo as material-semiotic agent — acoustic and cultural at once — builds on the premise that […]
Blood Concrete Sun
Blood Concrete Sun is about what remains. About the residues of past imaginaries, myths, communities, and desires that continue to shape the way we think about ourselves and the world. In the works of Maciej Nowacki and Miłosz Tomkowicz, the body, monument, artifact, and ritual become different ways of engaging with questions of memory, inheritance, […]
Sun Belt Gothic
We crave comfort, we crave companions. We have wants and we have needs. We stitch together narratives like we sew fabric or staple sheets of paper (or flesh, for that matter). Landscape is a mindset. Portraits are a mind frame. A blanket can become a vessel. A toy can become one, too. Each can be […]
MWAH
An interest in the products we consume – unnecessary objects of little “real” use – runs through Agnes Lindvall’s practice. Cheap and puerile items, things one can never have too many of, promising joy while being designed for disposability. Mass-produced under unclear conditions and materials, in bright, shiny colors, squishable megaflumpsies layered with glitter – […]