SANDWICH NEUROHOPE

Not Cruel, Truthful, Liliana Basarab’s solo exhibition, welcomes the public with works that foreground the everyday dimension of her practice. It brings into focus routines recovered through a drifting gaze, one that shifts from what is expected to be seen toward the peripheral, toward underexplored social niches. Minor narratives, captured with contemplative irony along the Beijing-Bucharest-Paris axis, take form in the series People of… and People of… details. From fleeting moments on public transportation to the banal gesture of handling a phone, now a natural extension of the body, everything gravitates toward a register of the familiar. Even the series of masks, which claims no specific tradition, emerges from the humble process of molding egg cartons. --- Anxieties generated by social unrest seep into everyday life, taking shape as monolithic forms or dispersing into twists and vibrations. At times, they can be contained; at others, they blur our entire field of perception, ultimately overtaking it and reshaping its meaning. Supernova, Ramon Sadîc’s first solo exhibition in collaboration with Sandwich, brings together a series of paintings through which the artist probes his position within a context marked by social and political instability, constructing a visual meditation on contemporary uncertainty.