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Harding Meyer | PRESENCE
May 24, 2025 - Jul 05, 2025
Harding Meyer has been painting faces for the past 15 years. Working on canvas is only part of the artist's creative process. At first, he looks for models and browses through magazines, TV programmes, and the web, in particular. It is the gut feeling that decides, he says, he does not choose a photo out of sympathy or because it shows a beautiful face. Nor is he interested in the background story, and so he removes each photo from its original ...
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Davide La Rocca | WELCOME BACK
Mar 29, 2025 - May 10, 2025
The world seems to be slipping out of the hands of its inhabitants - not just recently, but as a recurring pattern in history. In times of upheaval, artists have often acted as seismographs, as watchmen and prophets. Every work of art carries an attitude - even the most abstract works, because they reflect an idea of the world. The sublimation of vision into a contemplative act is a political act.
In my works, I place the human being ...
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Sandra Ackermann | Anthropozoikum
Feb 08, 2025 - Mar 22, 2025
Sandra Ackermann's exhibition entitled ANTHROPOZOIKUM refers aesthetically to the long tradition of botanical illustration, which sees itself as an interface between science and art. Having arrived in the Anthropocene, in which the Homo sapien is one of the most influential factors on biological processes, they become part of the observation in Ackermann's works. Humans no longer stand outside as scientists, but are part of the ecosystem under ...
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Amparo Sard | Fuzzy Objectives
Nov 16, 2024 - Jan 25, 2025
Today, the socio-cultural environment confronts us with a paradigm shift that transforms our perception and reaction to reality. The rapid pace of events makes it difficult to grasp a stable image of a world saturated with visual information. This overload leads us into an incessant cycle of analysis and reinterpretation, in which understanding always seems to lag behind, trapped in a jigsaw puzzle that leaves us with incomplete and ephemeral ...
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