“Lanthanon,” derived from the ancient verb lanthanō—“to escape notice,”
“to remain hidden”—denotes a presence that exists without revealing itself
The exhibition unfolds throughout the space through a series of three-dimensional installations and photographic compositions that go beyond the conventional presentation of images on the wall. Works are displayed in rooms, hallways, and the garden, forming a path that invites the viewer to move, observe, and discover.
Screens, textiles, installations, and sound elements come together to create an environment where the image is transformed into an experience.
Thematically, the exhibition navigates between the visible and the hidden, inviting the public to engage in an experience of observation, listening, and personal interpretation.
“Lanthanon,” derived from the ancient verb lanthanō—“to escape notice”, “to remain hidden”—denotes a presence that exists without revealing itself.
The exhibition unfolds throughout the space through a series of three-dimensional installations and photographic compositions that go beyond the conventional presentation of images on the wall. Works are displayed in rooms, hallways, and the garden, forming a path that invites the viewer to move, observe, and discover.
Screens, textiles, installations, and sound elements come together to create an environment where the image is transformed into an experience.
Thematically, the exhibition navigates between the visible and the hidden, inviting the public to engage in an experience of observation, listening, and personal interpretation.
