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For the second edition of « Sans titre invites », the gallery is pleased to host LambdaLambdaLambda from Prishtina.
Borrowing the title of Maurice Sendak’s iconic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are, this exhibition brings together the works of three artists with distinctly different painterly practices, each of them exploring the concept of the “wild” within their respective work.
Blerta Hashani’s works distill nature into essential forms and lines that evoke fleeting memories, animated by moments of everyday life. These compositions draw viewers into the quiet, fragmented intimacies of rural existence. Hashani’s paintings blend materials and themes in a dreamlike search for new narrative expressions. Kosovo’s transition in recent years erased certain ways of life, particularly in rural areas, which, far from being stagnant, underwent profound changes. Many of the rural elements Hashani depicts are objects once discarded and now divorced from their...More
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For the second edition of « Sans titre invites », the gallery is pleased to host LambdaLambdaLambda from Prishtina.
Borrowing the title of Maurice Sendak’s iconic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are, this exhibition brings together the works of three artists with distinctly different painterly practices, each of them exploring the concept of the “wild” within their respective work.
Blerta Hashani’s works distill nature into essential forms and lines that evoke fleeting memories, animated by moments of everyday life. These compositions draw viewers into the quiet, fragmented intimacies of rural existence. Hashani’s paintings blend materials and themes in a dreamlike search for new narrative expressions. Kosovo’s transition in recent years erased certain ways of life, particularly in rural areas, which, far from being stagnant, underwent profound changes. Many of the rural elements Hashani depicts are objects once discarded and now divorced from their...More
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