GROUP EXHIBITION

In From Print to Presence, we present a unique exhibition format by showing posters next to original artworks that served as an inspiration for them. This approach offers visitors a rare opportunity to witness the evolution of creative concepts and a singular relationship between graphic design and contemporary art.

At the genesis of each poster lies a conversation between the designers and the gallerist, a pivotal moment aimed at grasping the artist’s vision with absolute clarity. The creation process unfolds as a daring exploration, where every boundary—be it colours, shapes, lines, letters, papers, or effects—is pushed back. The true essence of the designers’ talent lies in their ability to make choices that are not only original, but also uniquely tailored to the essence of each project.

In addition to the show posters featuring artworks, the gallery created a series of ‘statement’ posters featuring thought-provoking quotes from various sources, including renowned figures such as George Carlin: ‘I like it when a flower or a little tuft of grass grows through a crack in the concrete, it’s so f*ing heroic’, as well as Fabienne Levy: ‘Exist on your own terms, that is all’, or the artists themselves. Adding layers of meaning and context to the exhibitions, each statement contributes to the overall narrative of the show.

This exhibition showcases the evolution of this dynamic partnership, fostering a deeper understanding of the creative process and the power of collaboration.