The exhibition Feast of Fools, by the artist Gary William Myatt, presents a new body of work that takes as its starting point the medieval European celebrations which, between the 12th and 15th centuries, temporarily suspended social and religious order, inverted hierarchies, and exposed the fragility of authority. More than a historical interest, Myatt appropriates the Feast of Fools as a metaphor for a contemporary reflection on disorder, transformation, and freedom.

Glamour, the exhibition by Daria Dolgareva, proposes an unexpected encounter between the dramatic chiaroscuro of Rembrandt and the visual allure of luxury magazines such as Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar. Conceived in an editorial language, the paintings merge classical atmosphere with contemporary aesthetics,

In this first exhibition of the Undercover project, more than representing music, the works gathered here listen to it and invite us to hear within the silence of the image.Sound and image intersect as languages that mirror one another. From Matisse’s La Musique to Basquiat’s jazz-inspired references, or the album covers that shaped generations with visuals capturing rhythm, tempo, and emotion, history reveals how music inspires visual creation...

The painting exhibition, by Daniela Guerreiro, Momentum Mori it´s about that instant when we choose to stop and simply let it be. Even when the world around us falls apart, we choose to remain within ourselves. In our bodies, in our thoughts, in the present moment.