Animacies

All Exhibitions

14.6 – 11.10.2026

Opening: 13.6.2026

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Shivanjani Lal, Mere Porvaj (I am remembering), 2024 Courtesy the artist. Commissioned by Linden New Art. Foto Ivo Corrà
Mai Ling, Becoming Stickiness, 2023 Courtesy Mai Ling. Foto Ivo Corrà
Chathuri Nissansala, Worker lying on the back, Don’t sail in the slave island, Nurse with an Infant, 2026 Courtesy the artist. Foto Ivo Corrà
Jennifer Tee, Tao Magic; Tampan Ship of Souls #3, 2023 Courtesy the artist. Foto Ivo Corrà
Ashfika Rahman, Redeem, 2021. Courtesy Carlos Marsano. Foto Ivo Corrà
Bekhbaatar Enkhtur, Daino, 2025 Courtesy the artist and Galleria Matèria (Rome). Foto Ivo Corrà
Elia Nurvista, The Route, 2024. Courtesy the artist; Bekhbaatar Enkhtur, Serpente, 2026. Courtesy the artist and Galleria

With works by
Bekhbaatar Enkhtur, Shivanjani Lal, Mai Ling, Chathuri Nissansala, Elia Nurvista, Ashfika Rahman, Jennifer Tee

Curated by
Lucrezia Cippitelli, Simone Frangi

The group exhibition Animacies explores how relationships between Europe and Asia can be re-imagined and narrated from new perspectives. Through installation, painting and photography, the artists challenge Western systems of classification and develop alternative perspectives on history, community and cultural identity. At the heart of the exhibition lies the concept of animacy, which challenges the common distinction between the animate and the inanimate. It assumes that objects and materials also possess a form of vitality and agency. Using raw materials, textiles and artefacts, the exhibition demonstrates how materials help shape social structures, economic relationships and spiritual beliefs. Particular attention is given to perspectives from regions that are less visible in global discourse, including Bangladesh, Indonesia, Mongolia and the Philippines, as well as the Indian diaspora in the Fiji Islands. These are understood as independent starting points for forms of knowledge and relationships.