What happens when nine artistic worlds come together in a single space? They reflect off one another, respond to one another, and transform one another.
“Reflections” is an exhibition that brings together sculptures, paintings, and objects in an open dialogue between contemporary art, artisanal heritage, and the exploration of new technologies. Nine artists, nine unique perspectives on the world, and one common question: What does a work reveal when it resonates with another?
Bertille Laguet celebrates the poetry of craftsmanship through metalwork, drawing inspiration from the legacy of ancestral techniques and a deep love of life. Manon Daviet draws inspiration from the landscapes of Haute-Savoie to create “relic-like” works—fragments of an intimate memory of the region. Giancarlo Mino, designer transforms his studio into an experimental laboratory, exploring degrowth and the relationship between humans and their environment. Raphaël Lutz, an industrial designer and entrepreneur at heart. Driven by a spirit of curiosity, he operates at the intersection of contemporary creation, innovation, and gastronomy, seeking to place people at the heart of every project. Guy Meldem, a tinker with paradoxes, navigates between sculpture, painting, and design to seek out the unprecedented in what has always surrounded us. Xavier Magaldi has developed a geometric and futuristic sculptural language, inspired by watchmaking and design, in which material, time, and space interact. Swiss Crypto Cat crafts tangible mirages at the boundary between reality and imagination, where artificial intelligence invents immaterial worlds. Léonard von Muralt explores the persistence of poyas motifs, Romanesque interlacing, mosaics and their critical significance in contemporary art. David “SWOX” Weber deconstructs and reinvents the letter to bring forth abstract forms that oscillate between architectural typography and organic geometry.
