Gisèle Vienne: 40 Portraits and the Color of Anguish

Gisèle Vienne's handmade dolls stare back with glazed eyes and bruised skin — 40 portraits that turn voyeurism into a trap and innocence into a crime scene.

Skogskyrkogården: The Woodland Cemetery

Andy Liffner's decade-long photographic study captures Asplund and Lewerentz's radical forest cemetery as it was always meant to be seen—not as a completed monument, but as a breathing, seasonal organism suspended between architecture and afterlife.

Tidal, Porous, and Fragmentary by Arianna Ladogana

In a historic stone church in Polignano a Mare, Arianna Ladogana submerges sculptural bodies in tanks of liquid, asking us to imagine life not as bounded and whole, but as tidal, porous, and fragmentary—a condition of endless transformation and radical interdependence.

Public Life Subscriptions by Joseph Klahr

Joseph Klahr's installation at Leroy's Los Angeles examines how societies oscillate between performing refusal and consuming cruelty—through the haunting case of Genie, he traces how exposure becomes extraction and empathy becomes spectacle.