Disruptive Harmony is a group exhibition that explores the tensions between chaos and harmony, the ancestral and the contemporary, the intimate and the social. Six international artists converge in this show to offer a conceptual experience that invites viewers to question their perceptions of balance and disruption.

Sudiczki (Poland)

The artistic collective Sudiczki, formed by Maria and Anna, merges art and functional design through ceramic sculptures that evoke Slavic deities and ancestral rituals. Their works, born from the observation of nature and sound, embody the call of the forest and a deep connection to the inner self.

Alexandra Kordas (Germany)

German artist Alexandra Kordas addresses fundamental contrasts of existence in her work: life and death, joy and pain, redemption and damnation. Since 2018, her practice has included painting, sculpture, and installations that use symbols such as the cross to confront viewers with the wounds of society and the human soul.

Qwrkhouse (Spain)

Qwrkhouse is a design and architecture studio that integrates art, technology, and sustainability. Their projects explore new forms of interaction between space and user, challenging traditional conventions and proposing innovative solutions that balance functionality and aesthetics.

Raffaella (Taiwan)

Raffaella conveys the serenity of animals through soft colors, intricate strokes, and harmonious compositions. Her peaceful expressions and dreamlike backgrounds create a sense of purity and tranquility. The color palette balances reality with artistic emotion, deepening the viewer’s connection. Light, shadow, and abstract elements transform each scene into a tranquil, ethereal space.

Almu Jiménez (Spain)

Almu Jiménez explores color and emotion through an expressionist intuition, channeling energy into intense, visceral compositions. Her use of fluorescent tones and unexpected contrasts seeks to provoke a direct response from the viewer. For her, painting is not an image but an emotional and sensory experience.

Isabel Núñez (Spain)

Isabel Núñez presents her series Penumbra, a collection of works in charcoal on paper and acrylic on wood, exploring the transition between presence and absence, the visible and the intuited. With a subtle, quiet approach, her pieces evoke inner landscapes where shadow becomes language and matter reveals its poetic fragility.