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Current Exhibition:
Fading Moon Rising Light 

Artist: Beatrice Alici, Dániel Fazekas, Michele Gabriele, Áron Lőrincz, Anna Ruth
Curator: Michal Stolárik
Duration: 07.06.2025 – 30.08.2025

Steinhauser Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia

You are in a fragile space-time between night and dawn. The atmosphere is drowsy, slightly daunting. The unsettling feelings from dreams and nightmares continue to loom around. You feel a pressure on your chest, and you can’t move. Both body and mind linger on the threshold of awakening in a state, where the boundary between the inner and outer world remains blurred. The light of the approaching day is a soft hint of a transition from stillness to motion, from darkness to awareness, from dream to reality.

The international group exhibition Fading Moon, Rising Light is a free sequence to the earlier project Full Moon Dreamers (Steinhauser Gallery, 2023). It further explores atmospheres, narratives and a distorted reality rooted in the mystical and surreal realms of night and dreams, focusing on the fragile moment between deep sleep and awakening known as the hypnopompic state. This brief phase, befogging the lines between mental projections and the real world, unfolds in the transition from REM sleep to consciousness. Inner visions dawdle, logic gives way, and the sense of self softens. Unfamiliar voices echo through the space; objects appear eerily familiar and, at the same time, unsettlingly strange. The atmosphere remains quietly charged – as if something happened, yet no one speaks of it.

The exhibition presents a selection of paintings and sculptures by artists from Italy, Hungary and the Czech Republic. Figurative compositions depict a range of human and mythological figures dominating the scene. Some figures are haunting and demonic; others exude a dreamlike romance. Their otherworldly forms and peculiar physical traits invite us into a realm of fantasy and imagination. Interwoven with natural motifs, surreal still-lifes, and abstract gestures, these works cultivate an atmosphere where tranquillity and tension coexist – fleeting moments juxtaposed with strikingly realistic scenes. Through emotionally charged scenes, with lavish symbolism and metaphor, the artists reveal their personal experiences and intimate narratives…

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Exhibitions

Architecture of Knowledge - Peter Cvik

FADING MOON RISING LIGHT 

You are in a fragile space-time between night and dawn. The atmosphere is drowsy, slightly daunting. The unsettling feelings from dreams and nightmares continue to loom around. You feel a pressure on your chest… Here´s more… 07.06.25 – 30.08.25

OBJECTS OF DESIRE BY SIN FEAT RONY PLESL

Profoundly fragile, yet highly durable. At times naturally transparent, then opaque or letting just parts of the world permeate through. With an ability to mirror reality and distort it naturally. It is beautiful, yet merciless…  Here´s more… 17.03.25 – 12.06.25

CALL FOR TIME – CALL FOR LIGHT BY ROBERT BOSISIO & SERGIU TOMA

Trodena is a picturesque municipality with a nine hundred years of history nestled within the mountain massifs of South Tyrol. …  Here´s more… 09.11.24 – 31.01.25

AFTER HUMAN

In the dawn of a new era, we find ourselves teetering on the edge of profound questions about where humanity is headed. From Heidegger‘s ponderings on the essence of…  Here´s more…

07.06.24 – 31.08.24

CROCODILEPOWER

Imagine a wild garden – free from the constraints of geometric design where vitality reigns unchecked. Exuberant. A place where insects, together with all other organisms and… Here´s more…

08.02.24 – 27.03.24

… And quietly the Night arrives

The exhibition presents twelve international artists exploring perspectives on the aesthetics of darkness, melancholy, mythology, and imagination. In a symbolic and surreal way… Here´s more…

01.10.23 – 31.12.23

POWERPLAY BY MIHAEL MILUNOVIĆ

Steinhauser Gallery´s opening exhibition Powerplay, Mihael Milunović´s first solo show in Slovak Republic, comprising some of his most recent paintings, drawings… Here´s more…
09.06.23 – 31.08.23

Architecture of Knowledge - Peter Cvik

The Discovery of Gravity was accidental by Geneviève Capitanio & Tamás Melkovics 

Isaac Newton’s description of gravity, which he formulated in 1687, was regarded for centuries as a fundamental scientific law… Here´s more… 11.04.25 – 31.05.25

Architecture of Knowledge - Peter Cvik

ARCHITECTURE OF KNOWLEDGE BY PETER CVIK

By nature, human is an extraordinary being. On the one hand, there is a distinctly predefined physical and biological foundation that…
Here´s more… 07.02.25 – 29.03.25

DE NATURE FORTEMENT DOUTEUSE BY LÉOPOLD RABUS

Léopold Rabus is a distinguished Swiss artist whose oil paintings embody a unique fusion of realism and surrealism, captivating audiences with…  Here´s more… 14.09.24 – 31.10.24

THE HOUSE OF WONDER BY JINA PARK

Proposing itself as a commendation of wonder, this new exhibition chapter by Jina Park titled “The House of Wonder”, driven by the fascination of the unusual… Here´s more…

11.04.24 – 01.06.24

RED HORIZON by Marek Kvetan

The solo exhibition of Marek KVETAN (1976), a leading representative of Slovak intermedia art, entitled Red Horizon, brings together three major works from his current oeuvreHere´s more…

29.11.23 – 31.01.24

Full Moon Dreamers

Inspired by the atmosphere and narratives of twisted reality, the exhibition project FMD (Full Moon Dreamers)selectively explores and reflects on current tendencies… Here´s more…
12.09.23 – 31.10.2023

Steinhauser Gallery Bratislava

Steinhauser Gallery has opened its gates in Bratislava (Slovak Republic) at the 08th of June 2023 and kicked off a great journey, full of thought-provoking ideas into new worlds. Here´s more…
08.06.2023

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