Location exhibitions

In the quiet spaces between memory and dream, Sinéad Breslin captures the delicate pulse of life in her new series Still Life. Born from the rolling hills of Tuscany and the storied streets of Rome’s Jewish Quarter, these works weave together personal histories and universal myths, each brushstroke a meditation on time, loss, and the unseen threads that connect us all.

Breslin’s figures, both real and imagined, are bound by the weight of their own stories, rendered with a rawness that transcends their material form. With exaggerated colors and instinctive brushstrokes, she creates a world where the boundary between the living and the fantastical blurs—a space where Magical Realism dances with Primitivism, where the real becomes an abstraction, and the abstract becomes a reality.

Through these emotional, sometimes haunting, portraits, Breslin invites us into her world, one where the tension between the dark and the beautiful is ever-present. Her work is a journey into the unreal, a reminder that the stories we tell ourselves are as powerful as the lives we lead. The past, the present, and the mythical collide in each piece, holding a timeless conversation that stirs something deep within.

For those seeking more than just art, Still Life is a collection of stories captured in paint and memory—a rare opportunity to acquire works that are as much an exploration of the heart as they are of the canvas.

Step into a curated selection of today’s most compelling contemporary voices—an exhibition that offers not just artworks, but collectible visions of the world we live in. This is a showcase for collectors who seek innovation, strong narratives, and distinct material approaches in contemporary art.

József Csató delivers richly textured paintings where myth and abstraction collide. His work is a collector's dream: highly recognizable in style, with a timeless blend of material experimentation and narrative depth.

Paul Heyer crafts ethereal, allegorical pieces that explore life’s impermanence. Using a rare combination of acrylic and oil, Heyer’s luminous canvases resonate with both emotional and intellectual depth—making each piece a lasting investment in a unique artistic language.

Maximilian Kirmse captures the visual energy of urban life with a nostalgic twist. His pointillist-inspired technique and 1990s-infused aesthetics result in captivating, high-impact works that offer collectors both visual intrigue and cultural relevance.

Yeni Mao redefines sculpture through architectural language, producing works that speak to collectors of both art and design. With a deep conceptual foundation, Mao’s pieces reflect a rare synthesis of material, form, and contemporary context.

Grace Woodcock creates tactile, layered sculptures that channel intimacy, desire, and human connection in a digital age. Her distinctive style and thematic urgency make her a powerful voice for collectors interested in future-facing, emotionally charged work.

Yang Xu reinvents Rococo with bold, fantastical portraits of femininity and fantasy. Her opulent, highly detailed paintings are both visually arresting and intellectually rich—ideal for collectors drawn to storytelling, historical reference, and stylistic flair.

This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to acquire museum-quality works by artists who are shaping the next chapter of contemporary art. Whether you're expanding a collection or acquiring a first standout piece, these works promise enduring aesthetic and cultural value.

Exhibitions

NOT TOO FAR, NOT TOO CLOSE

Dentro, Appena Fuori, Fuori

Une Simple Histoire

Shiver - Lauryn (Red) Welch

Echoes of Self

Prima Vista - Silvia Giordani

Boudoir

Those That Watch, Those That Know - Yann Leto

Electric Disorder

Kinder than Solitude

Circle Game - Mary DeVincentis

Escapism

The Pine and the Moon - Sebastián Hidalgo

And The Night Flowers Open

Bittersweet Periferia

In Between Times

New Origins - Level Unlocked

Where Forever Begins

ABABAB

The Tragedy of Acis and Galatea - Danny Avidan

Outer Body Experience

Piano d'ascolto - Andreas Zampella

A Place of One's One

Still Life - Sinead Breslin

Ominus, Slow, Burn - Kottie Paloma

She Came to Stay

Mourning the Red Cactus - Danilo Stojanović

The Hidden History - Tom Poelmans

Softer Softest

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