EIDOS PROJECT at CIVITA DI BAGNOREGIO THE SEARCH FOR VISION
Progetto Eidos brings contemporary art to Civita di Bagnoregio, where twelve artists and performers explore the connections between geology, history, philosophy and imagination. Set within the village’s dramatic Calanchi landscape, the exhibitions La Linea è Mobile and Noumeni reveal how fragments, cracks and erosion can inspire new forms of artistic expression.
Flora Incognita Celebrating 15 Years of Espace_L
Flora Incognita Celebrating 15 Years of Espace_L David Elia, Marius Margot, Vivianne van Singer, Heberth Sobral and Vasilis Zografos Opening on September 17, 2026 Exhibition from September 18 to October 24, 2026 Opening hours: Tuesdays to Saturday from 11 to 6pm, and by appointment
Photography shaped by trust, timing, and shared presence. Intro to JP Morgan Friberg.
JP Morgan Friberg’s work is grounded in a simple but precise idea: that perception comes before language. His practice begins not with storytelling, but with attention—how we see, how we are present, and how images emerge from proximity rather than distance.
David Elia. SOLO Program Exhibition at TAL Tech Art Lab
The SOLO Program Exhibition marks the conclusion of David Elia’s artist residency at TAL Tech Art Lab in Rio de Janeiro. Curated by Gabriela Maciel, the exhibition presents a new body of work developed during Elia’s time in the residency programme.
The 300-Metre Memory: Reimagining the Airport “Non-Place” at Taoyuan T3
Airports are spaces defined by the paradox of being somewhere and nowhere all at once. For most, the airport is a sterile transit zone, a place we pass through rather than arrive in. Defined by the rhythmic hum of moving walkways and the quiet anonymity of departure lounges, these environments were famously dubbed “non-places” by anthropologist Marc Augé. However, at the new Terminal 3 of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, YEN TING CHO Studio is challenging this neutrality, transforming a standard transit corridor into a profound cultural gateway.
Island Tales: A Collaboration in Motion
YEN TING CHO Studio’s scarf collection Island Tales (2026) brings together calligraphy, public art, and textile design in a cross-disciplinary collaboration with Tong Yang-tze, transforming Taiwan’s landscapes and culture into wearable art.
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