5 November – 3 December

Infinite Reflections

Free

Marta Blanc’s solo exhibition explores the poetry of light, reflection, and shadow through delicate crocheted metal-wire sculptures, her signature medium. Recurring spirals and intertwined infinite loops shape works that feel both airy and precise, while carefully preserved voids become sculptural forms in their own right. For this major presentation, she has created an organic body of work that reflects her craftsmanship, patience, dedication, and deep artistic commitment. Several pieces reach unprecedented scale, expanding the lyrical presence of her visual language.

Opening: (AVV) 5 November, 16:00

Rue Rodolphe-Tœpffer 11,
Switzerland

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Photo Credit: Marta BLANC, Light of Infinity 1, 2025

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