Inscape
Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler•Jul 03, 2026 — Aug 01, 2026
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Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler is pleased to announce Inscape, a group exhibition curated by the gallery team, presenting established and emerging artists working across various media.
The word inscape enters the English language in two registers, from two distinct moments. The Victorian poet Gerard Manley Hopkins derived it from the medieval philosopher Duns Scotus’s concept of haecceitas, or thisness: the irreducible inner form through which each individual thing enacts its own identity, in all that it assimilates and carries within. This form is not static but performed; continuously expressing the selfhood that lives within. Later the term was adopted by the Chilean surrealist Roberto Matta, who used it to describe his paintings of the late 1930s: works he called psychological morphologies, explorations of the mind conceived as a three-dimensional space, a landscape one could enter and depict.
Inscape, then, is both portmanteau and proposition: the interior treated as terrain, the psyche as…
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Inscape
Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler•Jul 03, 2026 — Aug 01, 2026
Press Release
Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler is pleased to announce Inscape, a group exhibition curated by the gallery team, presenting established and emerging artists working across various media.
The word inscape enters the English language in two registers, from two distinct moments. The Victorian poet Gerard Manley Hopkins derived it from the medieval philosopher Duns Scotus’s concept of haecceitas, or thisness: the irreducible inner form through which each individual thing enacts its own identity, in all that it assimilates and carries within. This form is not static but performed; continuously expressing the selfhood that lives within. Later the term was adopted by the Chilean surrealist Roberto Matta, who used it to describe his paintings of the late 1930s: works he called psychological morphologies, explorations of the mind conceived as a three-dimensional space, a landscape one could enter and depict.
Inscape, then, is both portmanteau and proposition: the interior treated as terrain, the psyche as…

















































































