Vivian Alarcón: Aude Ardere

Presented as part of Art Nou 2026, Aude Ardere introduces a new body of work by Vivian Alarcón exploring spiritual alchemy, transformation, and the invisible forces that shape human experience. Through glass, textiles, fire, and organic materials, the artist creates sculptural environments that invite contemplation and inner reflection.

Salvita De Corte: Two Things Can Be True

Two Things Can Be True presents a new body of work by Salvita De Corte exploring the instability of presence and the fluidity of identity. Working with acrylic and natural pigments on raw cotton, the artist allows images to emerge through absorption, layering, and time.

Holding Things Together by Celia Lees

Holding Things Together by Celia Lees explores the tension between control and surrender. Moving between dense, compressed gestures and moments of near stillness, these paintings trace the physical and emotional strain of trying to hold things together before they fall apart.

Una habitació pròpia (A Room of One’s Own)

Una habitació pròpia (A Room of One’s Own) brings together Alba Fabre, Iris Sanmartín Dalmau, Blanca Nieto, Suna Imre, and Diana Ruban. Inspired by Virginia Woolf’s seminal essay, the exhibition explores the idea of space—both physical and symbolic—as a necessary condition for women’s creative autonomy, identity, and expression.

Julia Martins Miranda: Pindorama: Reimagining Brazil Through Memory

Pindorama, meaning “land of the palm trees” in the language of the Tupi-Guarani people, was the name used by Indigenous communities to describe the territory now known as Brazil.

Teté Alurralde Residency: Movement, Matter and Transformation

During a residency in Menorca, Teté Alurralde developed a focused investigation into the movement of the sea and its emotional resonance through color. Observing shifting light, rhythm, and fluidity, she expanded her gestural language and deepened her chromatic intensity. This viewing room presents works that mark a pivotal moment in her practice, where matter dissolves into vibration and painting becomes an embodied experience of transformation.

Threshold of Form: Four Spanish Artists at SUN.CONTEMPORARY, Bali

Escat Gallery presents a curated selection of works by four Spanish artists—Eliurpi, Alicia Gimeno, Christian On Hansen, and Joan Saló—within a new exhibition context at SUN.CONTEMPORARY Bali. This Viewing Room accompanies the collaborative project, introducing these practices to a new audience and highlighting the dialogue established between distinct artistic approaches within a shared spatial and cultural framework.

Mareo: Portals and the Living Void

This Viewing Room provides an in-depth look into Mareo’s artistic practice, focusing on his exploration of the portal as a symbolic structure and the void as a generative inner space. Through painting and spatial thinking, Mareo proposes abstraction as a tool for transformation—inviting viewers to engage with his work as a contemplative and experiential journey.

Painting as a Living Landscape: Mirko Baricchi

This viewing room presents a selection of recent works by Mirko Baricchi, whose practice explores painting as a living landscape shaped by time, gesture, and natural cycles. Through layered surfaces and a restrained palette, Baricchi creates contemplative works that sit between abstraction and nature-inspired imagery.

Between Structure and Stillness - Carolin Kreutzer

Unfolding brings together a selection of paintings by German artist Carolin Kreutzer. Working within geometric abstraction, Kreutzer explores the tension between structure and openness through carefully balanced forms and restrained colour palettes. Her compositions create spaces of calm that invite introspection and a slower, more attentive way of seeing.

Tracing What Fades — New Works by Beñat Olaberria

Tracing What Fades presents a new body of work by Beñat Olaberria, centered on the instability of memory and the spaces where recollections blur between presence and absence. Through layered gestures, ruptures, and subtle tonal shifts, Olaberria constructs an abstract language that balances impulse and control, inviting a contemplative encounter with the intangible.

Flora Castiglia: The Poetry Beneath the Surface

“Nothing is simple or literal — meaning is always underneath.” Flora Castiglia

Ricky Lee Gordon: Painting Nature with Nature

Ricky Lee Gordon invites us into a journey between Barcelona and Bali, where landscapes become meditations on nature, memory, and spirituality. Using mineral pigments, plant dyes, and alchemical processes, his works anchor time to the past while opening towards the eternal.

Teté Alurralde: The Space Between Emotion and Silence

In this Viewing Room, we present a new body of work by Teté Alurralde, an Argentine-born artist based in Barcelona whose abstract practice explores time, memory, and emotion. Her pieces invite the viewer into a space of quiet introspection, where spontaneity and restraint coexist in delicate balance.

Artsy Interview with Pau Escat, Founder of Escat Gallery

Discover the vision behind Escat Gallery in this interview with founder Pau Escat, where he shares the gallery’s curatorial approach, international expansion, and commitment to emerging contemporary art.

A Curated Selection for New Collectors

In the ever-evolving world of contemporary art, finding pieces that are both accessible and reflective of a collector's unique taste is a rare opportunity. Emerging Voices offers a curated selection of works priced under €3,000, showcasing both emerging and established artists who are pushing boundaries and capturing the essence of modern expression. This viewing room invites new collectors to explore a range of thought-provoking artworks that offer depth, innovation, and emotional resonance.

Silvia De Marchi: The Poetics of Imperfection

Silvia De Marchi, born in 1967 and based in Arosio, Northern Italy, creates works that are deeply rooted in memory, materiality, and the transformative power of time. Her practice is shaped by her background in painting restoration and her spiritual approach to art, where fragility, imperfection, and nature converge.

Rose Madone – The Fluid Within

Escat Gallery presents a solo viewing room dedicated to the evocative and multidisciplinary practice of Rose Madone, ahead of her upcoming solo exhibition opening June 25 in Barcelona.

Eric Stefanski – “This is What I’m Working With”

Chicago-based artist Eric Stefanski isn’t trying to impress. He’s not here to convince you. He’s not even sure he understands it all himself. “This is What I’m Working With” is part confession, part visual breakdown, part nervous laughter in front of a mirror. It’s the result of months spent in his Chicago studio pushing paint, words, and emotions around until they somehow landed on the canvas.

Jonathan Freemantle: In Search of the Miraculous

Jonathan Freemantle’s work merges painting, meditation, and spiritual practice. His process involves layering transparent oil paint to create vibrant surfaces, contrasted by bold, intuitive brushstrokes made with handmade brushes. Rooted in the teachings of George Gurdjieff, his practice explores the connection between body, energy, and higher consciousness, resulting in works that embody both movement and stillness.

Women in Contemporary Art

Women artists have played a fundamental role in the evolution of contemporary art, challenging norms, exploring new forms of expression, and giving voice to diverse narratives. This Viewing Room celebrates their talent, diversity, and impact, bringing together works that reflect their innovation, commitment, and creative strength.

Carsten Beck – Geometric Minimalism Reimagined

Welcome to the world of Carsten Beck, a Danish artist whose work is defined by the minimalist elegance of geometric abstraction. Born in 1986 and based in Copenhagen, Beck’s paintings are a unique fusion of Scandinavian minimalism, mathematical precision, and powerful color contrasts.

Sculpting the Future of Art: Inside ELIURPI’s Creative World

Elisabet Urpí and Nacho Umpiérrez, the visionary duo behind ELIURPI, are redefining the boundaries between art, design, and functionality. Known for their sculptural objects and avant-garde hats, they create pieces that challenge traditional concepts and invite viewers to see everyday materials in new ways.

Infinite Imperfection: A Journey Through "Intro"

Welcome to "Infinite Imperfection: A Journey Through 'Intro'. This immersive exhibition invites you to explore the profound beauty found in imperfection, simplicity, and authenticity. Join us on this transformative journey as we explore the intricate interplay of light, form, and emotion, and celebrate the essence of wabi-sabi—a Japanese philosophy that cherishes the imperfect and ephemeral.

Reimagining Art in the Age of Hyper-Individualism: Ed Warner

In the fast-paced landscape of contemporary art, where the boundaries between reality and virtuality blur, Ed Warner emerges as a distinctive voice challenging the prevailing currents of hyper-individualism and superficial aestheticization. Born in the vibrant metropolis of New York City in 1989, Warner's artistic oeuvre serves as a compelling reflection on the complexities of modern society and the evolving nature of artistic expression.