Ciprian Mureșan and Ádám Széll's duo exhibition at Horizont Gallery in  Budapest.

Fortunate is a major solo exhibition of newly commissioned works by Ruoru Mou, presenting a large-scale installation environment. For her most ambitious project to date, the artist reappropriates industrial forms, cinematic tropes, bureaucratic residue and manufacturing waste to address the material politics of luxury
fashion, circulation, the optics of value, and regulatory subjectivity.

Since 2014, Jade Fourès-Varnier and Vincent de Hoÿm have been working together as the artist duo Jacent. In their site-specific installations, they merge art and everyday life, creating walk-in environments that explore ideas of community, intimacy, inheritance, and hospitality. With Ranch, they transform Haus Seel into a multi-layered total artwork that draws visitors into a dense, atmospheric cosmos. The title Ranch immediately evokes images of the American West, cowboys, and Marlboro advertisements. Yet Jacent distort these clichés and transpose them into the present and into the local context of Siegen.

Under the title Test Time, Kunstverein Bielefeld presents a survey of works by the artist collective Hedda Roman, specifically conceived for the institution. Running from August 30 to November 9, 2025, the show unfolds as a poetic-scientific experiment that explores the relationship between human consciousness and machine learning, while also reflecting on experiences of time.

Peer Vink and Tom Putman are collaborating for the first time in an installation that balances on the border between seduction and unmasking. Duo exhibiton at Heejsteck# in Utrecht.