Jan Pypers’ series ‘Diorama’ journeys, from landscapes framed behind glass, to the polished images of today — inviting the viewer into the very heart of illusion.

Beyond loss and grief, ‘Finally I Can Go’ shows how photography can serve as a powerful tool to remember and preserve memories.

Marine Lanier’s journey – from the botanical garden at Lautaret Pass to the legend of ‘Hannibal’ – draws us into an epic dream, where living beings and light intertwine.

Guim Tió's paintings tell a tale, where remembering and forgetting can coexist, as if both are possible at once.

Simon Diebold's photographs inhabit the threshold spaces that define our contemporary moment: between digital and analogue, presence and absence, the individual and the collective.