
Sabrina Amrani is pleased to present I Have No Regret For The Past And This Is Not The End Of The World, the sixth solo show of Joël Andrianomearisoa at the gallery, as part of APERTURA Madrid Gallery Weekend 2026.
New York, nous portons tous les rêves du monde. London, Numen Tears. Bogotá. Abu Dhabi. Complex horizons in Lagos. Dallas.
I have forgotten the night in Paris. Cotonou. Une promenade à Hong Kong. Dakar. Le souffle de la brise à Dubai. Vienna.
Taipei. Dancing with angels in Berlin. Un dîner inoubliable à Kaunas. Toulouse. Marrakech. Siempre Madrid. Mbola miandry i Tana.
A world to serenade together.
Nikka on the barrel. A sentimental cigarette. How can I dance together with you again, until the end of all loves.
Bringing together a selection of works created between 1996 and 2026, this exhibition traces thirty years of Joël Andrianomearisoa’s artistic practice. Rather than a retrospective, it charts the trajectory of an artist whose gesture has continually expanded its territory: from language to drawing, from paper to textile, from object to architecture, each medium becoming the continuation of the previous one. Through an architecture of emotions, Joël Andrianomearisoa creates sensitive landscapes where materials offer memory a place to dwell. Rather than looking back with nostalgia, the exhibition understands creation as a continuous movement, an open trajectory towards the unknown, where each work contains the promise of the next. His works do not seek to represent emotions; they invite us to inhabit them, transforming intimate memory into a shared collective experience.
Sabrina Amrani and Jal Hamad.
Andrianomearisoa is always on the edges. He does not approach his work in a direct way, but places it at the edges of the desires of whomever discovers it. His work comes down to a question of posture. He listens to the pulses of life with more generosity than they are given, and finds a way to be present in the world dans le nu de la vie, in the nude of life.
Founded in Madrid in 2011, Sabrina Amrani develops an international programme that highlights artists whose practices engage with the cultural, social and political questions shaping our contemporary world, fostering dialogue between local and international audiences.

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