We Kept On Dressing
Sammlung Haus N•Jun 12, 2026 — Jul 17, 2026
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We Kept on Dressing, A reflection
By Arnisa Zeqo
Few weeks ago I spoke with Amalia and Dardan about their exhibition We Kept on Dressing taking place in an old pyjama manufactory in Athens showing Vekri’s series Girls At Home and Zhegrova’s Series of Orgiastic Rites. We spoke about how the two of them met during a common residency in Tirana at the old house of the leader of the post war Albanian communist party and dictator Enver Hoxha that since a few years has been transformed into a place for contemporary art. In this elegant and haunted villa in the centre of the ever changing city of Tirana the two artists connected with each other’s work through their common artistic preoccupation with how intimacy and desire are woven with absence and emptiness. Like in a game of hide and seek.
Girls at Home by Vekri brings to mind the watercolours of Marie Laurencin but the pastel shades of violet, blue and pink are taken by greens and blues and a melancholic atmosphere. Solitary female bodies…
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We Kept On Dressing
Sammlung Haus N•Jun 12, 2026 — Jul 17, 2026
Press Release
We Kept on Dressing, A reflection
By Arnisa Zeqo
Few weeks ago I spoke with Amalia and Dardan about their exhibition We Kept on Dressing taking place in an old pyjama manufactory in Athens showing Vekri’s series Girls At Home and Zhegrova’s Series of Orgiastic Rites. We spoke about how the two of them met during a common residency in Tirana at the old house of the leader of the post war Albanian communist party and dictator Enver Hoxha that since a few years has been transformed into a place for contemporary art. In this elegant and haunted villa in the centre of the ever changing city of Tirana the two artists connected with each other’s work through their common artistic preoccupation with how intimacy and desire are woven with absence and emptiness. Like in a game of hide and seek.
Girls at Home by Vekri brings to mind the watercolours of Marie Laurencin but the pastel shades of violet, blue and pink are taken by greens and blues and a melancholic atmosphere. Solitary female bodies…
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