5 November – 9 January

Momentum

Momentum désigne cet instant où un mouvement, une fois engagé, acquiert sa propre force et ouvre la voie à de nouvelles possibilités. Cette exposition collective réunit Deniz Aktaş, Marie-Laure Davy, Adrien Menu, Cristina Alabau, Bana Studio, Clara Cebrián, Nelly Feillant et Jan Steenman autour d’une même énergie créatrice. Certains rejoignent pour la première fois la programmation de MABE Gallery ; d’autres y reviennent avec des œuvres qui témoignent d’une évolution de leur pratique, de nouvelles recherches et d’un regard renouvelé.

À travers une diversité de médiums, de matières et de gestes, Momentum fait naître des correspondances inattendues entre les œuvres. Les pratiques se rencontrent sans se confondre, portées par une même volonté d’expérimenter, de se déplacer et de poursuivre leur transformation. Pensée comme un point de rencontre entre découverte et continuité, l’exposition célèbre une création vivante : celle qui avance, se réinvente et trouve dans le dialogue une impulsion nouvelle.

Grand-Rue 25,
Geneva, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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