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Silent Ground
19 July - 20 August 2025
Artwork: silent noise, Korvin Reich
Notice: Archived Exhibition - This exhibition has officially ended. You are viewing an archived page showcasing the artwork from the past exhibition.
overview
In a time marked by urgency, distraction, and overstimulation, this exhibition invites a simple act: to slow down. To look more closely. To be fully present—allowing yourself a moment away from the noise and haste of everyday life.
The works gathered here vary widely — from quiet gestures to expressive marks, from abstraction to figuration. They don’t share a single style or theme, but a common offering: a moment of pause. A chance to observe, to feel, and to let perception unfold without rush or expectation.
This isn’t an exhibition of stillness, but of attention. Silent Ground offers a space to take your time — to engage thoughtfully and let the artworks meet you where you are, on your own terms.
We encourage you to explore each work, discover the stories behind them and follow the artist links.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
artists
Adarsha Ajay / Alice Voglino / Amely Debnath / Anxhela El Ahmadieh / Avery Poole / Barbara Taglioni / Claudine Hauke / Ellie Goodliffe / Ernesto José Fernández / Estella Veldmeijer / Gerson Brink / Ginger Martinez / GLΛ55HΣΛD™ (Maciej Tarnowski) / Howard Thiel / Isun Meera / John Lau / Julie Fitzpatrick / Karen Safer / Korvin Reich / Loes Heebink / Lucy Fennell / Magda Szlezyngier / Maja Botzum / Margo Nacai / Mark Pol / Markus Mehr / markus twot / Mirjana Mitrović / MJ / Nike Kama / Paula Jaszczyk / Ronald Gonzalez / Sabine Thornau / Sean Bw Parker / Tim Clarke / Vikki Neill / W-J Kersten / Yasuaki Matsuura / Yasue Kobe (YAYA) / Yumi Bancon
overview
In a time marked by urgency, distraction, and overstimulation, this exhibition invites a simple act: to slow down. To look more closely. To be fully present—allowing yourself a moment away from the noise and haste of everyday life.
The works gathered here vary widely — from quiet gestures to expressive marks, from abstraction to figuration. They don’t share a single style or theme, but a common offering: a moment of pause. A chance to observe, to feel, and to let perception unfold without rush or expectation.
This isn’t an exhibition of stillness, but of attention. Silent Ground offers a space to take your time — to engage thoughtfully and let the artworks meet you where you are, on your own terms.
We encourage you to explore each work, discover the stories behind them and follow the artist links.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
artists
Adarsha Ajay / Alice Voglino / Amely Debnath / Anxhela El Ahmadieh / Avery Poole / Barbara Taglioni / Claudine Hauke / Ellie Goodliffe / Ernesto José Fernández / Estella Veldmeijer / Gerson Brink / Ginger Martinez / GLΛ55HΣΛD™ (Maciej Tarnowski) / Howard Thiel / Isun Meera / John Lau / Julie Fitzpatrick / Karen Safer / Korvin Reich / Loes Heebink / Lucy Fennell / Magda Szlezyngier / Maja Botzum / Margo Nacai / Mark Pol / Markus Mehr / markus twot / Mirjana Mitrović / MJ / Nike Kama / Paula Jaszczyk / Ronald Gonzalez / Sabine Thornau / Sean Bw Parker / Tim Clarke / Vikki Neill / W-J Kersten / Yasuaki Matsuura / Yasue Kobe (YAYA) / Yumi Bancon
catalogue
artists
Adarsha Ajay / Alice Voglino / Amely Debnath / Anxhela El Ahmadieh / Avery Poole / Barbara Taglioni / Claudine Hauke / Ellie Goodliffe / Ernesto José Fernández / Estella Veldmeijer / Gerson Brink / Ginger Martinez / GLΛ55HΣΛD™ (Maciej Tarnowski) / Howard Thiel / Isun Meera / John Lau / Julie Fitzpatrick / Karen Safer / Korvin Reich / Loes Heebink / Lucy Fennell / Magda Szlezyngier / Maja Botzum / Margo Nacai / Mark Pol / Markus Mehr / Markus Twot / Mirjana Mitrović / MJ / Nike Kama / Paula Jaszczyk / Ronald Gonzalez / Sabine Thornau / Sean Bw Parker / Tim Clarke / Vikki Neill / W-J Kersten / Yasuaki Matsuura / Yasue Kobe (YAYA) / Yumi Bancon
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overwiew
In a time marked by urgency, distraction, and overstimulation, this exhibition invites a simple act: to slow down. To look more closely. To be fully present—allowing yourself a moment away from the noise and haste of everyday life.
The works gathered here vary widely — from quiet gestures to expressive marks, from abstraction to figuration. They don’t share a single style or theme, but a common offering: a moment of pause. A chance to observe, to feel, and to let perception unfold without rush or expectation.
This isn’t an exhibition of stillness, but of attention. Silent Ground offers a space to take your time — to engage thoughtfully and let the artworks meet you where you are, on your own terms.
We encourage you to explore each work, discover the stories behind them and follow the artist links.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
catalogue
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Claudine Hauke
Portal of Stillness, 2024. Acrylic, stitching, marker, pen on canvas, 170×140 cm
Amely Debnath
Contemplation, 2023. Charcoal and graphite on paper, 5″×6″, ₹10,000
Alice Voglino
Reflection #08. 2025. Acrylics on paper (linen finish), 30.5×30.5 cm
John Lau
Kelham Island. Oil on canvas, £300
Sabine Thornau
Relief, 2024. Watercolored paper, folded and mounted, 40×50×9 cm, €650
GLΛ55HΣΛD™ (Maciej Tarnowski)
SUPREMEGLA55, 2025. Digital AI image
Alice Voglino
Reflection #022, 2025. Acrylics on paper (linen finish), 30.5×30.5 cm
MJ
Simplicity, 2024. Acrylics on canvas, 30×40 cm
Gerson Brink
Funk Phenomenon (Baltimore Dream Style), 2023. Acrylic on wood, 48″×48″, €2.000
Karen Safer
Peace Among Spirits, 2022. 15″×21″
Estella Veldmeijer
Looked At, Never Really Seen, 2024. Oil on canvas, 80×60 cm
Yasuaki Matsuura
Eye to Eye, 2024. ABS resin, aluminium, polycarbonate, acrylic urethane paint, 13.8×8×5 cm, £2010
Yasue Kobe (YAYA)
Nestled in White, 2024. IPad painting, laminated giclée on aluminum panel (LE), 40×40 cm
Markus Mehr
Supra. Multi Channel Sound Installation, 5×5 m
Paula Jaszczyk
It will be different now. It will be harder now. [Experience of a mental crisis]_1, 2024. Acrylic on canvas, 120×120 cm
Ronald Gonzalez
Chair Assemblage, 2023. Found objects, metal filings, detritus over welded steel, 5″×4″×4′
Korvin Reich
silent noise, 2023. Fineliner and ink on canvas, 366×208 cm, €6,300
Sean Bw Parker
JJ Barnes, 2025. Acrylic and mixed media, 40×50 cm, £650
Claudine Hauke
Missing since Tuesday, 2024. Knitting, wall installation, 70×40 cm
Ellie Goodliffe
Silent Seat. 2024. Photography. 3240×1848 px
Loes Heebink
Legacy (dyptich), 2021. Videoinstallation
Loes Heebink
Time and water, 2023. Videoinstallation
Karen Safer
Calm in Canterbury, 2014. Photography, 14″×20″
Margo Nacai
Echoes of Identity, 2024. Acrylic on canvas, 50×70 cm, $350
Anxhela El Ahmadieh
A moment on the table, 2025. Oil on canvas, 50×40 cm, $2.800
Ginger Martinez
Buried within, 2024. Acrylic,11″×14″, $500
Yasuaki Matsuura
What Icon?, 2024. Glass mirror, ABS resin, polycarbonate, acrylic urethane paint 108×86.5×3 cm, £980
Mirjana Mitrović
Morana, 2025. Acrylic painting and bead embroidery on cotton canvas, 50×60 cm
Vikki Neill
Whole, Ruptured, Connected. 2025. Each brick 21×10 cm, NFS
Yasue Kobe (YAYA)
Into the White, 2024. Oil on canvas, 40×40 cm
Yumi Bancon
Light & Shadow No. 101, 2025. Mixed media (paper, glue, cardboard), 29.3×51.8 cm, €500
Maja Botzum
on the way, 2024. Mixed media on canvas, 80×80 cm, €1000
GLΛ55HΣΛD™ (Maciej Tarnowski)
CYBERGLA55, 2025. Digital AI image
Julie Fitzpatrick
Flamenco, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 60×60 cm
MJ
Ode to Grace, 2025. Acrylics on canvas, 50×50 cm
Avery Poole
Flower Matron, 2016. Oil on canvas, 40″×30″
Tim Clarke
Queen Maya’s dream, 2020. Oil on canvas, 80×100 cm
Isun Meera
Self portrait with the mountains, 2025. Oil and mixed media on canvas, 45×60 cm
Ernesto José Fernández
Butterfly, 2025. Oil on canvas, 150×150 cm, €5,000
Mirjana Mitrović
Elysium, 2025. Acrylic painting and bead embroidery
Lucy Fennell
Burnout, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 40×50 cm
Markus Twot
dreamlike confusion, 2025. Collage
Barbara Taglioni
Contrast. Collage on cardboard, 24×32 cm, €100
Paula Jaszczyk
It will be different now. It will be harder now. [Experience of a mental crisis]_2, 2024. Acrylic on canvas, 120×120 cm
Sabine Thornau
Just a Breeze, 2025. Handmade recycled papers and fibers, knotted and coloured, 25×25×5 cm, €750
Adarsha Ajay
My Yellow, 2023. Mixed media on canvas, 100×100 cm
Nike Kama
Pink elephant, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 58×58 cm
Gerson Brink
Office Core, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 37″×37″, €650
Magda Szlezyngier
Echoes, 2025. Glass
Mark Pol
Think It Over, 2025. Pencil on paper, 21×29.7 cm, €750
Tim Clarke
Bolton Abbey, 2020. Oil on canvas, 80×100 cm
W-J Kersten
Die fröhliche Wissenschaft, 2022. Edited digital photo
Julie Fitzpatrick
Flowerbomb, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 60×60 cm
Howard Thiel
Driving Through the Storm, 2024. Found object collage, 53.3×68.6 cm, €849.69
Avery Poole
Woman Posing, 2023. Oil on canvas, 18″×24″
Nike Kama
The Serpent Tempter, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 70×50 cm