Base and Superstructure
Sarieva/Gallery•Mar 12, 2026 — Apr 26, 2026
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Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition Base and Superstructure by Krassimir Terziev, on view from March 12 to April 26, 2026, at the gallery’s space at DOT Sofia.
The exhibition features a series of new works from 2026 created specifically for the project, alongside the artist’s early work Angels and Chimneys (1994), outlining a distinctive programmatic line within his practice. Perspective and light emerge as key formal and conceptual devices through which the works reflect both the artist’s long-standing inquiries and contemporary socio-political transformations in Bulgaria and globally.
According to Martin Jay (Jay, M., 1988), linear perspective originates in the late medieval fascination with the metaphysical implications of light—lux as divine light and lumen as perceptible light. In the Middle Ages, divine lux was visualized through gold, while lumen became structured through linear perspective as a complex three-dimensional grid fixed at a single viewing point,…
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Base and Superstructure
Sarieva/Gallery•Mar 12, 2026 — Apr 26, 2026
Press Release
Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition Base and Superstructure by Krassimir Terziev, on view from March 12 to April 26, 2026, at the gallery’s space at DOT Sofia.
The exhibition features a series of new works from 2026 created specifically for the project, alongside the artist’s early work Angels and Chimneys (1994), outlining a distinctive programmatic line within his practice. Perspective and light emerge as key formal and conceptual devices through which the works reflect both the artist’s long-standing inquiries and contemporary socio-political transformations in Bulgaria and globally.
According to Martin Jay (Jay, M., 1988), linear perspective originates in the late medieval fascination with the metaphysical implications of light—lux as divine light and lumen as perceptible light. In the Middle Ages, divine lux was visualized through gold, while lumen became structured through linear perspective as a complex three-dimensional grid fixed at a single viewing point,…
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