22 May – 11 July

Diego Cibelli: A Life Ahead

Diego Cibelli presents an exhibition that considers notions of futurity and personal trajectory. Through a practice that blends installation, photographic fragments and sculptural assemblage, Cibelli interrogates memory, migration and the acts of anticipating life to come. The works deploy found materials, layered imagery and subtle spatial interventions to create a provisional narrative space where biography, material traces and collective histories converge.

Summer cocktail : Thursday 2  July, 18:00 – 21:00

Rue des Maraîchers 63,
1205 Genève
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