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In Lights Through the Cave, Ádám Ulbert and Róza El-Hassan invite viewers into a contemplative exploration of nature and the spiritual connections that underpin our existence. The duo exhibition combines the artists’ distinct yet complementary practices, revealing pathways through hidden networks of meaning, from the ecological to the metaphysical.
Róza El-Hassan’s works draw on her ongoing series, Hommage á Anonymus, which meditates on the quiet, often overlooked, traces of being. Her intimate sculptures—small wooden cave relics attached to glass—serve as ethereal portraits of anonymity, blending personal and collective memory. At the heart of the exhibition is her sculptural wallpiece, Crossing, a mixed-media composition that visualizes the invisible energies and bonds that weave through our daily lives. This poetic depiction of human connection asks how we might perceive and navigate the unseen forces that shape our shared experience.
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In Lights Through the Cave, Ádám Ulbert and Róza El-Hassan invite viewers into a contemplative exploration of nature and the spiritual connections that underpin our existence. The duo exhibition combines the artists’ distinct yet complementary practices, revealing pathways through hidden networks of meaning, from the ecological to the metaphysical.
Róza El-Hassan’s works draw on her ongoing series, Hommage á Anonymus, which meditates on the quiet, often overlooked, traces of being. Her intimate sculptures—small wooden cave relics attached to glass—serve as ethereal portraits of anonymity, blending personal and collective memory. At the heart of the exhibition is her sculptural wallpiece, Crossing, a mixed-media composition that visualizes the invisible energies and bonds that weave through our daily lives. This poetic depiction of human connection asks how we might perceive and navigate the unseen forces that shape our shared experience.
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