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Fabienne Levy Gallery is delighted to present Shifting Grounds, a group exhibition bringing together artists whose works explore the unstable terrain between image and object, memory and material. Across painting, photography and sculpture, landscapes emerge as sites of transformation: surveyed, imagined, woven, excavated, or reconstructed. Rather than present fixed views of the world, these works reveal places and forms in flux, inviting the viewer to consider how meaning is continually shaped by movement, perception and change.

Together, these artistic practices reveal landscape not as a fixed backdrop but as a living field of transformation. Whether approached through memory, material or abstraction, each work reflects the shifting nature of the world we inhabit and the images we create. Shifting Grounds invites viewers to embrace uncertainty—not as instability, but as the condition through which landscapes, identities and ways of seeing are continually renewed.

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About the Gallery

Fabienne Levy is a Swiss contemporary art gallery with locations in Lausanne, Geneva, and Zurich. Dedicated to contemporary artistic practices, the gallery places particular emphasis on works that engage with and critically reflect the world we live in. Conceived as a space for dialogue and intellectual exchange, it presents thoughtfully curated exhibitions that highlight individual artists, offering in-depth encounters with their work and ideas. Both its curatorial program and Fabienne Levy’s personal collection demonstrate a strong commitment to socially engaged art, supporting artists who explore the complexities and challenges of contemporary life.

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Av. d'Ouchy 70
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Tuesday – Friday: 10am–6:30pm
Saturday: 11:30am–5:30pm
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Lausanne Av. d'Ouchy 70
Fabienne Levy
Av. d'Ouchy 70, Lausanne, Switzerland
+41 21 711 43 20
http://www.fabiennelevy.com

Opening hours
Tuesday – Friday: 10am–6:30pm
Saturday: 11:30am–5:30pm
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