WHAT
The latest exhibition traces the Swiss artist’s profound contribution to our understanding of the sculptural medium. It features a selection of sculptures spanning over 30 years, blending historic pieces with new works introduced for the first time. Presented in a space illuminated solely by the artist’s renowned neon artworks, the exhibition challenges traditional exhibition methods, providing a reinterpretation of the institutional sculpture gallery and engaging with luxury commodities and brands through bronze, brass, and fibreglass sculptures.

WHY
The artist’s feminist undertones resonate throughout, addressing issues of excess, restriction, and societal pressures on women. The neons offer a provocative commentary on the beauty industry, engaging viewers in a critical reflection on consumption and societal norms. By intertwining popular culture, consumer references, and art historical allusions, the show presents a dialogue that encapsulates a critique of consumerism and the complexities of contemporary society.