Hard Shoulders
In her Hard Shoulders exhibition, Maija Fox addresses the relationship between our culture, labour, and the individual. Her large sculptural installation is mainly constructed out of aluminium and steel and is an interaction with the gallery space and its architectural elements. Fox has been inspired by Finland’s Highway 4 and, more precisely, by a specific […]
Where do pigeons sleep?
Through visual studies of urban pigeons, Oksana Sadovenko (a Ukrainian artist living in Bratislava) addresses fundamental themes of loss of home, nomadism, and the search for identity. Her work began with an investigation into the places where pigeons sleep. This imagined “pigeon dormitory” soon became a metaphor for a safe shelter— something that, in the […]
Bodies Under Construction
KARIM BOUMJIMARBODIES UNDER CONSTRUCTIONMarch 28 – June 7, 2026 In the exhibition BODIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION presented at Møstings, artist Karim Boumjimar explores the relationship between the body, nature, and matter in a time marked by climatic and ecological changes. Starting from a simple yet radical idea – that the human body does not stand outside […]
Uprooted
Uprooted Ieva Saudargaitė DouaihiText by Ibrahim Nehme, Director of Beirut Art Centre To uproot a plant is an act of violence. Ieva Saudargaité Douaihi knows this. Before she lifts anything from the ground, she digs carefully around it, working the soil loose, reading the resistance, trying to keep intact what has taken years to form. […]
Where Do We End
Where Do We End? —Perhaps we never truly stop being: we simply continue elsewhere— There are questions that cannot be exhausted by an answer.They do not belong to the realm of solutions, but to that of persistence.They return. Sometimes as a barely perceptible thought, sometimes as a deeper tension that moves through perception and experience, […]
Margins
Who has the authority to construct history—and what is left outside its frame? At a time when narratives are constantly rewritten, Margins turns toward the periphery, where omissions and silences shape how the past is understood. Across the exhibition, Uladzimir Hramovich engages with histories that never fully materialized—tracing what was imagined, suppressed, or left unresolved. […]
Becoming Islanders
In the mid-nineteenth century, Ascension Island became the site of a British imperial experiment in environmental transformation. Through global networks of plant exchange and scientific collaboration—including Charles Darwin and Joseph Dalton Hooker—the island was reshaped into a constructed ecosystem, formed not through co-evolution but deliberate design. Johanna Binder’s project, including Becoming Islanders, uses this history […]
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 […]
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 […]