Sacha Kanah
Sleep Starts
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
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        Sacha Kanah, 17 Seconds, 2024 Archivial inkjet print, 60 x 90 cm, ed. unique + 2AP
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Sleep Starts at Clima, Milan, Exhibition view
        Sacha Kanah, Rice crispies, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, stolen toys, ambiental dimension
        Sacha Kanah, Rice crispies, 2024 Kelp, stolen toys, 40x34x12 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Rice crispies, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, 100x5x22 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Leap of faith, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, stolen toys, ambiental dimension
        Sacha Kanah, Leap of faith, 2024 Kelp, stolen toys, 70x8x45 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Leap of faith, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, 45x8x30 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Leap of faith, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, 40x20x40 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Blind spots, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, stolen toys, ambiental dimension
        Sacha Kanah, Blind spots, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, 70x30x10 cm
        Sacha Kanah, Blind spots, 2024 Kelp, silk, glass, 62x10x33 cm
Sleep Starts is the first solo exhibition at Clima by Sacha Kanah (b. 1981 Milan, IT).
Sleep starts concerns an investigation on the ways organic matter can occupy space as it comes together to outline a living organism.
The works on display are holes made in water. They are presented at the height of their growth process as a series of transparent, weightless sculptures formed by a kelp membrane.
Their structure as well as their density has been decided exclusively by the physical and chemical condi- tions of the environment in which they were born; water, understood as a formal archive, is used to gene- rate embryos of bodies and apparatus.