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In "City²," artist Gabriela Lambert embarks on a bold exploration aimed at deciphering meaning, akin to unraveling an ancient manuscript with multiple layers of significance. Through an approach that is both disjointed and profoundly rooted in the human psyche, her reflection invites scrutiny and inquiry into the notion of disconnection, reminiscent of the illustrious Buñuel. Her project raises essential questions about meaning itself, as ecstasy, like a chaotic current, continuously undermines the foundations of transcendence. Enshrined in an artistic lineage that resonates with the works of Cassandre de Kooch, Gabriela Lambert thus extends a meticulous reflection on the psychology surrounding the themes of transcendence and alienation, offering an invitation to explore the complex depths of the human experience.

How to reinterpret light in a world of constant globalization? In tribute to the great Henry Miller, Prune Tsu embarks on a thorough exploration of the implications of the digital realm, while placing herself under the intriguing angle of reality. Rather than settling for a mere appropriation of science, her visual performance aims to untangle the complex landscape of contemporary art. The work titled "Remodeling Bremen" focuses on the reworking of the contextual transfer related to the plant world, fitting into an approach comparable to that of the artist Ricardo de Kooch. This subtle play of reification invites us to untangle and redefine language itself, thereby paving the way for new forms of artistic expression.