TRANSMUTATION

Carles Congost, Helen Dowling, Mo Kong, Bridget Moser, Kilian Schoenenberger, Tremos

July 18 - September 5, 2026

PRESS RELEASE

Artericambi Gallery is pleased to present TRANSMUTATION, a group exhibition bringing together international artists united by an inquiry into the states of transformation of matter, image, and identity through which forms and perceptions are redefined.

The opening will take place on Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with the artists Carles Congost, Helen Dowling, Mo Kong, Bridget Moser, Kilian Schoenenberger, and Tremos in attendance.

The exhibition project unfolds around a selection of limited-edition works on paper that reflect the plurality of languages and approaches characterizing each artist’s practice. Through autonomous methodologies and deeply personal visions, the works on view delineate a shared territory where mutation becomes a medium for aesthetic, narrative, and conceptual exploration.

The term transmutation denotes the process through which an element, substance, or state is transformed to assume a different manifestation. Within the exhibition, this principle is examined through three distinct perspectives. In the works of Bridget Moser and Kilian Schoenenberger, transmutation emerges primarily on a formal plane, through processes that alter image, matter, and spatial perception. Mo Kong and Tremos address the concept of transformation as an existential and cultural experience, intertwining their research with origins, memory, and the construction of identity. With Carles Congost and Helen Dowling, metamorphosis manifests in the intimate relationship between the artist and the creative process itself, where the act of making becomes a locus of transformation and revelation.

TRANSMUTATION thus offers a reflection on change as a generative force, capable of challenging established forms and opening new possibilities for perceiving and interpreting the present.

The gallery will be closed for the summer holidays from Monday, August 10 through Monday, August 24.

 

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