Florence Paradeis preoccupies herself with the mise en scène of everyday life. She creates what would resemble scenes of the end of the 20th century. The banality of the selected scenes starts the description of multitudes of similar situations that each …

The majority of the photographs of Shirin Neshat presented at Fri-Art are a specific work on the role of the Islamic woman committed in the army, subject particularly intriguing for the artist. Thus, the nation which in general considers the woman lower …

Julia Scher has for several years installed monitoring systems in galleries, museums, private and public spaces, to examine their social and psychological effect. Our way of life pushed us to satisfy our legitimate need for safety and protection. To …

The work of Vanessa Beecroft is centered on two forms of presentation: performances and drawing. Her artistic concerns come primarily from a series of drawings and a private diary recalling eight years of anorexia. The drawings, immediate and intimate, …

“I have chosen to use this exhibition to establish a different kind of forum for reflection, one that corresponds more to a dialogue between the works of the different artists. In this way, each work, made for the place, will define around it a …

Renee Green presents FLOW, a work especially completed for Fri-Art. The directing topic of FLOW is based on crossed references, i.e. on the manner of arriving to knowledge and comprehension, whether it be of a place, a person or a thing. Our means of …

Domenica Gonzalez-Foerster, by the narration, presents a character, a temperament, a personality. She based her work on short stories, (auto)biographies, memories of childhood or one moment of identification, a state, a dream and describes the history of …

This exhibition presents two ‘pairs’ of Swiss artists. It will attempt to highlight the creative process of two people from the same family and to examine whether it is possible to perceive complementarity, duality or origin of the work. A …