Someone is in my House
Galerie Lætitia Gorsy•Jul 12, 2025 — Aug 30, 2025
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A chill in the air. A presence in the shadows. A crack in the familiar. The exhibition explores a shared terrain of strangeness, tension, and the unseen — a threshold between waking and dreaming, between inside and outside, between what is visible and what is deeply felt.
The exhibition ‘Someone is in my House’ brings together a selection of artists whose practices question the boundaries between the intimate and the collective, between the real and the imaginary. Through painterly, sculptural, or installation-based approaches, the presented works explore the house as a physical, mental, and symbolic space. As a place of projection, memory, transformation, or unease, the house becomes the stage for multiple presences: ghosts of the past, mythological figures, personal memories, fictional doubles, or abstract entities. The exhibition’s title-’Someone is in my House’-suggests both intrusion and encounter. It opens a field of interpretations where otherness can be perceived as threat,…
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Someone is in my House
Galerie Lætitia Gorsy•Jul 12, 2025 — Aug 30, 2025
Press Release
A chill in the air. A presence in the shadows. A crack in the familiar. The exhibition explores a shared terrain of strangeness, tension, and the unseen — a threshold between waking and dreaming, between inside and outside, between what is visible and what is deeply felt.
The exhibition ‘Someone is in my House’ brings together a selection of artists whose practices question the boundaries between the intimate and the collective, between the real and the imaginary. Through painterly, sculptural, or installation-based approaches, the presented works explore the house as a physical, mental, and symbolic space. As a place of projection, memory, transformation, or unease, the house becomes the stage for multiple presences: ghosts of the past, mythological figures, personal memories, fictional doubles, or abstract entities. The exhibition’s title-’Someone is in my House’-suggests both intrusion and encounter. It opens a field of interpretations where otherness can be perceived as threat,…
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