22 April – 22 May

Tim Casari – Exhibition

Tim Casari presents a series of ceramic objects and sculptural works that draw from domestic rituals and the artist’s dream life. Using moulded forms often split into mismatched halves, Casari translates nocturnal sketches and recordings into functional-seeming pieces—for eating, storing, inhabiting and resting. The works hover between utility and fantasy, evoking feline rhythms of sleep and territoriality, and explore material processes that foreground making as a form of reverie.

Opening: Thursday, 22 April, 18:00
Meet the artist: Thursday, 29 April, 18:00

Rue de l'Athénée 2,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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