Echo Location is the first presentation of Vlatka Horvat’s work in Bulgaria. The exhibition uses minimal sculptural intervention, text, and video to subvert and reimagine the space of the Swimming Pool and the city in which it sits.

In the installation Room/Rooms, placed in the central space of the gallery, ordinary construction materials are combined into a low half-wall that echoes the shapes of the walls, doors and the architectural plan of the space itself. It simultaneously divides, reflects and questions the space, playfully complicating its use and prompting visitors to follow unexpected routes through it.

For the outside terrace and the rooftop pool that gives the gallery its name, Horvat creates a second installation extending her impulse to mischievous spatial doubling. Deep End uses found mirrors of different shapes, sizes and provenance, arranged at the bottom of the empty pool, creating a fragmented reimagining of the absent water surface and its reflections, while…