Gallery exhibitions

The exhibition presents sculptures from the Polish-born artist’s acclaimed series Nubes Formales.

This series explores architectural threshold spaces, particularly those forms that are decorative yet function as symbols of protection and control.

Minhwa is a traditional form of Korean folk art that flourishedduring the late Joseon Dynasty. Widely embraced by the common people, the term literally means "paintings of the people," reflecting their everyday lives, wishes, and beliefs.

What Would We Be if We Were Under the Sea explores our connection to the sea and its creatures as well as looking at life lived by the sea, our impact on nature and how we intercept, curb and live with the pervading danger of rising sea levels.

All the Places I’ve Been is a retrospective exhibition that brings together artworks created over the past decade across different countries and stages of the artist’s journey.

Driven by an ongoing exploration of processes and the poetics of materials, Infusion; Diffuse comprises a suite of paintings created using oil on linen.