This month's exhibition, dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness, celebrates resilience and hope. Facing challenges can feel lonely, but when approached with care and compassion, they showcase the power of collective strength. In this selection of works, emotions, intentions, and gestures combine to give rise to creations that raise awareness, inspire and support. This exhibition brings together three artists who, each in their own way, explore perseverance, fragility, and the beauty of the living world. Whether it be colorful gardens, the lights and textures that come alive, or fantastical digital worlds, their creations remind us that even in life’s most uncertain moments, art can offer hope, presence, and support to everyone.
Mei Tamazawa, a Japanese artist, envisions delicate and meticulously crafted worlds. Strongly inspired by nature, she mainly creates surreal-looking flowers with a magical quality. Her creations offer spaces for contemplation where gentleness and inner strength emerge, inspiring perseverance and resilience.
Kotov Roman is a Berlin-based 3D artist who loves experimenting with the complex interplay of light, color, and texture. With experience across various fields of art and design, he masters composition, animation, and visual development using the digital tools that shape his works. His practice, where natural landscapes are transformed, evokes moments when colors and hope emerge even in adversity, becoming a source of comfort and courage.
Lela Amparo, a multidisciplinary artist based in Sweden, creates ethereal visual universes captured in photographs from her travels. Her generative software reworks her photographs, combining and merging them to create fascinating assemblages of images that seem to capture a supernatural atmosphere. Situated at the crossroads of the tangible and intangible, her works transform into dreamlike spaces where emotions and resilience materialize.