99 DREAMS
Barakat Contemporary•Nov 05, 2025 — Jan 04, 2026
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99 DREAMS, Nikita Gale’s first solo exhibition in Korea at Barakat Contemporary, centers on a newly commissioned, eponymous installation inspired by a dream. In the dream, the artist Nikita Gale encountered a work that closely resembled the one presented in this exhibition — bringing what was once seen in a vision into reality.
The exhibition occupies the threshold that opens onto the space of the unconscious. Where “100” symbolizes wholeness and order, “99” points to a state of deviation from that order: an open space where boundaries waver,
unfixed. This is a state that touches up against the realm of the unconscious, uncontained by the logic of consciousness. Nikita Gale, too, regards this 99-ness not as a condition of lack, but as an open fissure where subtle events unfold 99 DREAMS summons precisely these fragments and rhythms of the unconscious into the exhibition space, drawing the viewer toward that same threshold. Accompanying the exh…
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99 DREAMS
Barakat Contemporary•Nov 05, 2025 — Jan 04, 2026
Press Release
99 DREAMS, Nikita Gale’s first solo exhibition in Korea at Barakat Contemporary, centers on a newly commissioned, eponymous installation inspired by a dream. In the dream, the artist Nikita Gale encountered a work that closely resembled the one presented in this exhibition — bringing what was once seen in a vision into reality.
The exhibition occupies the threshold that opens onto the space of the unconscious. Where “100” symbolizes wholeness and order, “99” points to a state of deviation from that order: an open space where boundaries waver,
unfixed. This is a state that touches up against the realm of the unconscious, uncontained by the logic of consciousness. Nikita Gale, too, regards this 99-ness not as a condition of lack, but as an open fissure where subtle events unfold 99 DREAMS summons precisely these fragments and rhythms of the unconscious into the exhibition space, drawing the viewer toward that same threshold. Accompanying the exh…
