'On the Invisible' is Glenda León’s first exhibition at Max Estrella. It consists of a series of works whose reflections move in several directions while pursuing a similar goal: to connect with the indefinable, with the intangible, in order to establish a dialogue between different cultures and different ways of seeing the world. From doubt, it is easier to bring positions closer together. The exhibition by the Hispanic-Cuban artist is structured around the performance/installation CONVERSIO. In Classical Latin, the term translates as “turn, rotation, change of orientation.”
Max Estrella is pleased to announce its partitipation at Art Basel Hong Kong, with a presentation by artists Tiffany Chung and Miler Lagos. The booth will include Chung's most recent work, exploring the impact of spice trading and commerce routes through Asia, Europe and America, and Lagos' series ‘Trees’, a commentary on power structures and paper as a traditional medium for knowledge. Together, their works engage with the interplay between material culture and power, and how it shapes our collective history and contemporary world.