Homestory

"There is something that links all of the different things. It’s what we call our person. There is a link that we don’t do purposely; it’s there. It’s your sensitivity. It’s your identity. It’s one person in different rooms [...]" – Etel Adnan (1925-2021) The exhibition "Homestory" explores the space from the perspective of a collectors’ home, presenting 5 international contemporary artists – Gina Fischli, Jeewi Lee, Talisa Lallai, Oliver Osborne and Max Ruf. The works on display are exhibited in a private setting – referencing domestic subject matter: items and captured moments from our lives that infiltrate our daily cosmos. "Homestory" offers up a tableau of a collector whose home we have been invited into, reflecting their personality and offering a depiction of their home story. Bringing together emerging and acclaimed artistic voices in the mediums of painting, photography, video and sculpture, the exhibition illustrates a narrative of one’s personal story. It offers moments of intimacy, personal reflection, nostalgia and subjective taste: "Homestory" scrutinises the world we live in now, between objects and cultural discourses of self expression.