Eliane Gygi presents a body of work where matter becomes light: painter, ceramicist and glass artist, she has developed since the 1980s compositions around glass and mirrors that evoke contemporary frescoes and mosaic-like textures. Her paintings and glass works balance presence and absence, with bold, luminous color fragments that capture and diffuse light beside bare mirrored surfaces that invite reflection. Alongside these, Gygi’s imagined architectural paintings depict clusters of asymmetrical houses in vivid landscapes. Maria Spada offers architectural jewellery—her Brutal Swiss series reimagines Swiss architecture, from Geneva fortifications to works by Zumthor and Botta, translating structural motifs into wearable forms.

Swiss artist Anna Grichting Solder presents a multidisciplinary investigation of borders as liminal, ecological and mnemonic zones.
Combining architectural drawings, models, palimpsest chess sets, videos, sound compositions, publications and archival material, the exhibition maps how social, cultural and ecological forces intersect across divided territories. Drawing on research in Berlin, Belfast, Nicosia, Korea and the Balkans, Grichting proposes borders as sites for healing, transboundary environmental initiatives and participatory design, and evokes how memory and imagination reconfigure contested landscapes.

Artisans from the Label Genève association present a group exhibition of urban works that bridges contemporary creation, craftsmanship, and technological innovation. The show brings together individual and collective pieces—furniture, objects and site-responsive interventions—that combine traditional techniques, material research and digital processes. Grounded in New Bauhaus principles of sustainability, circularity and interdisciplinarity, the works reveal demanding creative approaches, highlighting artisanal labour, experimental materials and dialogues between handmaking and technological evolution.