Marijn van Kreij’s Living Together explores how borrowed images acquire personal meaning through repetition, familiarity and the passage of time.
The Images We Keep. Marijn van Kreij: Living Together at Pale Horse

Cucumber Mag Contemporary Visual Arts and contemporary artists

Marijn van Kreij’s Living Together explores how borrowed images acquire personal meaning through repetition, familiarity and the passage of time.

A site-specific project in Hackney, London exploring public space as a temporary exhibition context.

Delaine Le Bas explores identity, memory, and resistance through assemblage, myth, and material transformation.

Mirak Jamal’s paintings transform domestic space into a site of instability, where architecture, memory, and power converge.

The exhibition stages a compressed interior where rest, labour and desire fail to stabilise.

Easy Assembly transforms soap foam into shimmering systems of connection, instability and perpetual reorganisation.

A politically charged exhibition exploring censorship, power and artistic resistance in Berlin.

At KINDL, An Intimacy with Strangers explores coexistence, symbiosis and fragile relations between species.