Chez Moi - PRIVATE VIEW

Chez Moi unfolds as an inquiry into unvarnished reality - into forms of truth that are intimate, chaotic, tender, or unresolved. Rather than situating the works within the abstraction of a conventional gallery setting, the exhibition inhabits the domestic: the site of lived experience, where space is shaped by memory, conflict, affection, and desire

The domestic interior - specifically, the space of the home - offers a context shaped by intimacy rather than neutrality. In its repetitions and routines, its accumulated traces and textures, the home becomes a space where emotion unfolds without pretence. Behind closed doors lies not only the architecture of daily life, but also the residue of longing, tenderness, shame, and all that resists articulation

We are never simply looking at art, never merely observing others. In every act of looking, we are searching for a part of ourselves