ECCPROJECTS #36
ECCPROJECTS #36 Guillaume Grando 12 June – 12 July 2026 Open by appointment only ECC Project Room Via Martiri della Libertà 2 10023 Chieri TO Italy Captions of the exhibited artworks: Guillaume Grando, Surface And Depth #5323, 2026, mixed media, 80 x 60 cm Guillaume Grando (1978, Bagnolet) lives and works in Biarritz. Guillaume Grando’s […]
El fondo del aire
El fondo del aire Manuela García, with an intervention by Giuseppe De Mattia Curated by Vasco Forconi and Marco Valtierra The exhibition opens as a collective conversation around the real and its frictions with imagination, becoming a reflection on processes of cultural translation and the diverse imaginaries of the south between the Mediterranean and Latin […]
I Became the Room Again
“I can no longer think what I want to think. My thoughts have been replaced by moving images.” George Duchamel, Scenes de la vie future (1930) When Walter Benjamin, in his essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction” (1936) referred to French writer George Duchamel, he noted that despite his ignorance […]
Drifting Futures
In his exhibition Drifting Futures, media artist Michel Winterberg focuses on what lies beneath the visible surface of our reality. He explores hidden systems, enduring power structures as well as fragile visions of the future. These aspects are often algorithmically organized and beyond our control, even though they shape our thoughts and actions. We tend […]
Don’t go into the woods after dark
In the Ateneum Gallery in Katowice, a group exhibition titled “Don’t Go into the Woods After Dark” opened on June 19. It can be viewed until July 3, 2026. The exhibition is presented as a companion event to the IMPULS Katowice festival, organized by the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. This project takes art […]
Woven Memory
The exhibition programme of am projects continues with internationally acclaimed Spanish artist Sonia Navarro’s first solo exhibition in Hungary. The Madrid-based multidisciplinary artist’s practice is closely connected to textile art and the legacy of traditional weaving as a form of cultural and feminine expression. Her works explore questions of craftsmanship, memory and attachment to place, […]
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 […]