HEART·H
14.03.25 - 26.04.25
An exhibition that reimagines home as a perception rather than a fact. A feeling rather than a form. It dissects the domestic structure and reconfigures it in clusters of activities that make what we call home, drawing a series of layers from the public to the private space.
ccandratx.eu
Estanyera 2, 07150 Andratx
Mallorca, Spain
Opening:
14/03 | 18:00 - 21:00
14.03.25 - 26.04.25
ccandratx.eu
Estanyera 2, 07150 Andratx
Mallorca, Spain
Opening:
14/03 | 18:00 - 21:00
14.03.25 - 26.04.25
SLOW exhibition at A66 Gallery
15.12.2024-15.03.2025
SLOW brings together six international artists who’ve made Mallorca their home, drawn by its slower pace and the quiet pull of its landscapes. The island isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a collaborator—its rhythms and stillness seeping into their work. This isn’t about escape but about attunement: to nature, to each other, to the overlooked.
I’ll show vases from my No Name project—forms that live between function and ritual, art and craft. They speak to the unseen, to the care and labor that go unnoticed yet hold everything together. In the context of SLOW, these pieces ask what it means to pause, to look closer, and to acknowledge the weight of the small, essential acts that sustain us.
participating artists:
•Arina Antonova
•Anna Alexandra
•AWeMaria
•Caterina Roppo
•Elia Nedkov
•Thomas Perroteau
a66gallery.com
Carrer de Cas Majoral, 8
07650 Santanyí
Illes Balears, Spain
Opening:
Saturday, 14. December
11 am - 2 pm
I’ll show vases from my No Name project—forms that live between function and ritual, art and craft. They speak to the unseen, to the care and labor that go unnoticed yet hold everything together. In the context of SLOW, these pieces ask what it means to pause, to look closer, and to acknowledge the weight of the small, essential acts that sustain us.
participating artists:
•Arina Antonova
•Anna Alexandra
•AWeMaria
•Caterina Roppo
•Elia Nedkov
•Thomas Perroteau
a66gallery.com
Carrer de Cas Majoral, 8
07650 Santanyí
Illes Balears, Spain
Opening:
Saturday, 14. December
11 am - 2 pm
The Vase Exhibition at AAA Studio
21.11.2024 - 24.01.2025
Hosted at my space, AAA Studio in Old Town Palma, The Vase is a project close to my heart, reclaiming the vase as a powerful symbol of women’s creativity and resilience.
The vase isn’t just a vessel; it’s a container of hidden, quiet stories stashed away in daily life. For centuries, vases have held food, tradition, and labor—crafted by unnamed women whose work was functional, often invisible, and rarely valued as art. This exhibition brings these vessels from the shadows of anonymity into the spotlight, celebrating the artistry that has long gone unseen.
Featuring artists from Mallorca and across the globe—including France, Romania, Netherlands, Denmark, the UK, Australia, Mexico, Guatemala and beyond—The Vase transforms the traditional vessel into a symbol of strength, exploring themes of the body, power, and the cultural codes that shape female identity.
AAA Studio
Hostal d’en Bauló 13
07001 Palma
Exhibition Opening:
21 November, 6 - 9 pm
The vase isn’t just a vessel; it’s a container of hidden, quiet stories stashed away in daily life. For centuries, vases have held food, tradition, and labor—crafted by unnamed women whose work was functional, often invisible, and rarely valued as art. This exhibition brings these vessels from the shadows of anonymity into the spotlight, celebrating the artistry that has long gone unseen.
Featuring artists from Mallorca and across the globe—including France, Romania, Netherlands, Denmark, the UK, Australia, Mexico, Guatemala and beyond—The Vase transforms the traditional vessel into a symbol of strength, exploring themes of the body, power, and the cultural codes that shape female identity.
AAA Studio
Hostal d’en Bauló 13
07001 Palma
Exhibition Opening:
21 November, 6 - 9 pm
European Ceramic Context 2024
4.09.2024 - 07.11.2024
I’m delighted to be part of the European Ceramic Context 2024 Exhibition and a panel member for the Knowledge Sharing Sessions: Crafting Change - Enhancing Innovation and Sustainability in European Ceramics 2024 focused on sustainable practices, the influence of ancient crafts, and innovative uses of local and alternative materials.
www.europeanceramiccontext.com
Royal Danish Academy
Stenbrudsvej 43
3730 Nexø, Bornholm
Exhibition Opening:
14 September, 16:00
www.europeanceramiccontext.com
Royal Danish Academy
Stenbrudsvej 43
3730 Nexø, Bornholm
Exhibition Opening:
14 September, 16:00
«Variable Instructions» exhibition
2024.06.11-19
I am excited to announce my participation in the upcoming «Variable Instructions» exhibition, opening on June 11 from 18-20 pm at the Space 776 Gallery in 37-39 Clinton St. New York. I will be present at the opening night and look forward to sharing this experience with you.
This is the first group exhibition in New York organized by the international community of the Sculpture School @sculpture_school_, founded in 2020 by artist Katerina Sokolovskaya. The «Variable Instructions» exhibition features three-dimensional works, paintings, drawings, and photographs by the artists:
Anna Eiken,
Arina Antonova,
Ekaterina Iliykhina,
Ekaterina Malafey,
Katerina Sokolovskaya,
Ksusha Fedya,
Lilia Trembovetskaya,
Margarita Khatmullina,
Natali Oparina,
Pavlo Grazhdanskij.
The artists explore the theme of reconstructing reality perception in light of personal and political upheavals associated with changes in political regimes, migration, and personal crises. Each of them refers to their own history, drawing viewers' attention to changes in the perception of their own body, space, and memories.
www.space776.com/exhibitions
37-39 Clinton St
1st floor, New York
NY 10002
Opening:
11 June 18-20:00
Working hours:
till 19 June
Tuesday-Sunday
12-18:00
This is the first group exhibition in New York organized by the international community of the Sculpture School @sculpture_school_, founded in 2020 by artist Katerina Sokolovskaya. The «Variable Instructions» exhibition features three-dimensional works, paintings, drawings, and photographs by the artists:
Anna Eiken,
Arina Antonova,
Ekaterina Iliykhina,
Ekaterina Malafey,
Katerina Sokolovskaya,
Ksusha Fedya,
Lilia Trembovetskaya,
Margarita Khatmullina,
Natali Oparina,
Pavlo Grazhdanskij.
The artists explore the theme of reconstructing reality perception in light of personal and political upheavals associated with changes in political regimes, migration, and personal crises. Each of them refers to their own history, drawing viewers' attention to changes in the perception of their own body, space, and memories.
www.space776.com/exhibitions
37-39 Clinton St
1st floor, New York
NY 10002
Opening:
11 June 18-20:00
Working hours:
till 19 June
Tuesday-Sunday
12-18:00