Between the thresholds of the living

The exhibition stages a dialogue between three artists: Günter Weseler (Allenstein, 1930 – Düsseldorf, 2020), Chiara Lecca (Modigliana, 1977) and Emil Lukas (Pittsburgh, 1964), who — some by choice, others by birth — share a life experience deeply rooted in a natural, pastoral environment, distant from frenzy, artificiality and urban alienation, where daily life is measured by the rhythm of nature and where the presence and relationship with animals is habitual, familiar, and an integral part of a domestic and social context based on harmonious coexistence. This closeness has shaped the sensitivity of the artists, giving rise to an art that does not merely observe nature but inhabits and lives it. In this way, the position of humans is moderated: they cease being protagonists and become active spectators in a biocentric artistic narrative.

Each of the artists in the exhibition, in their own language, problematizes the boundary between human and non human, exploring the threshold that divides life from death through artistic practices capable of destabilizing the spectator’s perception and creating estrangement and ambiguity.

Notes

- The exhibition will be open by appointment until February 6, 2026

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