Current Exhibition

Negin Fallah

After a decade of travel and exploration, she developed her style in Persian miniature and manuscript illumination (Tazhib) to reflect the aspirations of the present-day society.

Ghizlane Sahli

Sahli tells of an interior and organic journey, where she embroiders, sculpts and draws. With the help of ancestral techniques and the know-how of the women artisans who surround her, she develops her contemporary ideas.

Helidon Xhixha

Throughout his artistic trajectory, Xhixha’s three-dimensional stainless steel sculptures have shed light upon the inherent relationship between the artwork and its surrounding environment. As famously stated by Xhixha, “I don’t sculpt materials; rather I use materials to sculpt light.”

Samuele Ventanni

Inspired by Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, founder of the Futurist movement and art theorist, Ventanni summarizes the progression of century old ideologies and transforms them into artistic representations that illustrate possibilities for the coming millennium.

Eltjon Valle

The fundamental source of energy that drives the global economy, yet paradoxically causes the most tension and conflict, is petroleum. This raw element has been seen as a common denominator throughout his work, ranging from painting, installations, drawings, photography and video.

Josh Rowell

Rowell generates his artistic vision by focusing on technological advances that shape our contemporary lives, communicating our increasingly mediated human interactions within the confines of visual art.