In Collective Statement, the works of Hitoshi Nakasato, Max Wechsler, Mateo Revillo, Sawako Nasu, João Trevisan, Amanda Ziemele, Daniel Brusatin, and Guy Haddon Grant occupy the gallery without being forced into a single narrative or a rigid hierarchy. The exhibition moves away from the idea of art as illustration or symbolism; instead, it focuses on the raw mechanics of making—the calibration, structural clarity, and material decisions that define each practice.

What connects these eight artists is a shared resistance to the theatrical. Each work follows its own internal logic, yet enters into relation with the others through the room’s pacing, distances, and silences. Meaning is not announced but emerges through proximity and the time spent in the space. The gallery becomes a field in which distinct positions coexist without being merged into a single voice.