18 December – 30 January

terrain meuble – Monika Emmanuelle Kazi

Monika Emmanuelle Kazi extends her exploration of movable partitions in a new installation that treats architectural panels as porous membranes. The work comprises four movable “walls” that serve both as screens and receptacles, staging a scenography in perpetual transformation. Kazi archives personal and familial narratives within these partitions, allowing gestures and performative interventions to animate shifting configurations. The installation foregrounds material histories and the entanglement of private stories with broader collective trajectories.

Opening: Thursday 17 December, 18:00

Place de l'Île,
1, Switzerland
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Photo Credit: Halle Nord

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