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Current Exhibition: Gaze
Discover Gaze – a powerful solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed South Korean artist Lee Gihun. Inspired by the myth of Noah’s Ark, the series reflects our reality in the face of climate catastrophe, portrayed through masked children in surreal, symbolic scenes.
On view until November 6th – don’t miss it.
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Shelter: Group show in collaboration with City of Talents
In uncertain times, the need for shelter grows.
Whether physical, emotional, spiritual, or imagined, shelter is where we pause, protect, and rebuild – a sanctuary and a state of mind. The exhibition brings together ten emerging international artists, each exploring the idea of refuge in their own visual language.
Featuring works by Martha Zmpounou (UK), Yool Kim (KR), Erin Bird (UK), Emma Larsson (SE), and more.
Exhibition ends Oct 31.
See more works
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Meet our artist
We are proud to highligt three of our talented hous artist: Michael á Grømma, Rie Elise Larsen and Ekin Su Koç. Through layered materials and symbolic imagery, Grømma, Su Koç, and Larsen explore themes of identity, memory, and transformation. Their works offer rich, emotional narratives shaped by personal experience, cultural motifs, and a shared interest in the poetic potential of everyday materials.
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Ekin Su Koç
Ekin Su Koç was born in Istanbul, Turkey, in 1986. She holds a BFA from Mimar Sinan Fine Art University, an MA in painting from the University of Seville and an MFA from Işık University. Her works derive from nature and human psychology, with symbolic elements as old ancient maps, daily magazines, different hair images, laces, flowers and animals, with all fragmented parts becoming a body. She uses traditional motifs and mass culture images from modern magazines to refer to multicultural contrasts and coexistence which make up life in order to narrate the story of travelling through time and land.
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Michael á Grømma
Michael á Grømma (b. 1983) is a Danish artist whose vibrant, color-rich works blend nostalgia, personal narrative, and profound emotional depth. Drawing inspiration from everyday objects, lush interiors, and cherished memorabilia, á Grømma creates intuitive, inclusive spaces that prioritize sensory experience over rigid structure. Working with acrylics and lino prints, his art captures the profound connection between objects and the people they represent. Since 2008, á Grømma’s work has been exhibited widely across Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands, earning a place in notable art collections.
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Rie Elise Larsen
Rie Elise Larsen (b. 1972) is a Danish paper artist renowned for her vivid crepe paper flowers, organic papier-mâché sculptures, and text-based works. Her art delves into themes of existence, spirituality, and the cycles of life, often combining recycled materials like old newspapers with intricate, handcrafted forms. A recurring element in her practice is the layering of materials, reflecting time, memory, and transformation.Active in paper art since 2015, she brings together craft and storytelling to explore the interplay between nature, humanity, and the passage of time.
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Upcoming Exhibition:
MIA PENSA - Here For a While
Preview November 7th 2025
We’re pleased to present Here For a While - the first European solo exhibition by Melbourne-based artist Mia Pensa (b. 2002).
Pensa’s work depicts striking representations of animals in tropical and imagined environments, drawing influence from archives of painting, textiles, ceramics, and sculpture from a variety of cultures. Her final compositions are built up through layered ink backdrops, textured surfaces of sand and cured paint, and bold applications of acrylic and oil.
In her own words, here for awhile is “an ardent expression of the lessons relearned during my creative process.” Drawn to warm ecosystems and their life forms, Pensa reflects on her habitual working methods, the parallels between her own instincts and those of the animals she paints, and the ongoing need to care for her creative energy, persevere, and adapt.
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