Each artwork assumes a dual role: it shapes the factual, material structure of the flat while simultaneously forming its “human” layer, where relational scenarios unfold—recognisable to anyone who has ever shared a kitchen table, savoured holiday quiet, or endured the chaos of moving. In their still lifes and situational scenes, the selected painters map—at a slow, voyeuristic tempo—shared human rituals of care, memory, and intimacy.
The exhibition thus seeks to present visitors with a space that feels deceptively familiar yet unexpectedly new, where nostalgia intertwines with contemporaneity, the ephemerality of time with a longing for permanence, and subtle references arise to the everyday humorous situations we have all experienced, or are currently experiencing, in our own dwellings.
