MAY 9th - JULY 26th, 2026
"His practice stems from a voracious accumulation of images drawn from magazines, books, personal archives, and fragmented memories. From an early age, the figure of scientist David Suzuki and his series The Nature of Things instilled in the artist an early awareness of ecological imbalance and political inaction—a stance then perceived as alarmist. That tension between warning and fascination permeates his work like a persistent layer." Excerpt from a text by Enrique Giner for the exhibition Meghalayan.
FEBRUARY 14th - MAY 6th 2026
"A spirit of disobedience pervades Theo Michael's practice. It refuses to be pinned down,
to submit to a genre, a media, a market. It is most definable as constantly straying from
predetermined categories, and it's a logic that is immanent to the works themselves..." Text fragment by Gaby Cepeda for the exhibition Polyurethane Intestine.
JANUARY 2026
"The exhibition combines archaic forms and natural substances with technological and industrial materials to create a tension between primitivity and the promise of progress. Her works reference the human drive for knowledge, control, and power, while simultaneously addressing the careless treatment of our planet..." Text fragment by Maria Anwander for the exhibition nothing to declare.
OPENING: JANUARY 10th 2026, 7 PM
Op.Cit. exhibitionsCave Paintings Residency Program
DECEMBER 16th - JANUARY 10th
OPEN STUDIO: WEDNESDAY JANUARY 7th, 7PM
DECEMBER 16th - JANUARY 10th
RESEARCH RESIDENCY
Op.Cit. residenciesDECEMBER 15th - JANUARY 15th
RESEARCH RESIDENCY
Op.Cit. residencies
