Substance-SUBSTANCES

This project presented Francisco de Goya's 'Caprices' series with the work of twenty-five contemporary artists.

If an art exhibition seeks to communicate emotions and ideas of a cultural nature, it must always do so in recognition of the geographical context from which it is projected.

Together, the birds reinforce the importance of forming a community, allowing them to claim space through the silent power of their presence.

By creating a dialogue between form and texture and removing the main characteristics of an element that integrates a collective memory, Berlinde de Bruyckere promotes a break with the notion of intimacy traditionally linked to this materiality.

This exhibition addresses the theme of the Baroque as a philosophy and as a way of understanding the world, as well as the concept of "substance" and "transubstantiation" that articulates the entire exhibition.

Hammons creates a composition incorporating the choreography of basketball into his artistic process. Through abstraction, he offers us a work that strains the regimes of visibility, making it difficult to recognize the visible and to understand the intelligible.

Gordon takes up key points from his research and elaborates a proposal open to numerous reading keys, subtly intertwining form and content through verbal language, thus promoting a folding in of themes such as fluidity of perception and meaning.