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Forsaking colour in favour of white for his new reliefs, Felipe Cohen focuses on form—and on the way these three-dimensional works are perceived against the white gallery wall.

Come by to take a closer look!

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Featured artworks: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (waterfall #1) and Concretion series (waterfall #2), 2026, acrylic on plywood, each 80 x 60 x 2.5 cm
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📷 Alexandru Paul

NOW OPEN—Felipe Cohen: Concretion

An exhibition of new reliefs and sculptures, Concretion deepens Felipe Cohen’s pursuit of giving tangible form to time, natural light, the atmosphere of a place, and the interplay between them. Using an artistic lexicon grounded in geometric forms, economy of means, and poetic sensibility, Cohen seeks to solidify fluid states, materialize abstract or evanescent phenomena, and transform moments into memories. Embedded within his work is an understanding of abstraction not as a cold or purely rational language, but as a vehicle that engages the viewer’s imagination and emotions.

🔗 Learn more at the link in comments.

🗓 The exhibition is on view through July 25, 2026. | Opening hours: Thursday–Saturday, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.

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Partners: Ariston, Bucharest Center for Economy & Society, COS, Enevo, Liliac, Macromex, MJ Project, PPC Romania, Tesseract Architecture

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📷 Alexandru Paul

Tonight ✨ Felipe Cohen: Concretion ✨ Opening reception: June 19, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Join us, will you?

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Partners: Ariston, Bucharest Center for Economy & Society, COS, Enevo, Liliac, Macromex, MJ Project, PPC Romania, Tesseract Architecture

Media partners: curatorial.ro, Empower Artists, Igloo magazine, Revista Atelierul

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📷 Alexandru Paul

Sneak peek into the upcoming exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion

Transparent vs. opaque, fragile vs. resistant – the tension between contrasting materials is evident in sculptures such as Remaining Light. Cohen carefully orchestrates the interaction between light and object to create optical effects such as light fossilized inside a lamp.

Take a closer look this Friday. Opening reception: June 19, 6:00 p.m.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Remaining Light, 2024, lamp, onyx, glass and wood, 10 x 48 x 48 cm (detail); photo: Filipe Berndt