Presence in Absence, in the Art of Chiharu Shiota

Dan Er explores visual language through materials, gestures, and cultural memory. Her practice merges body and matter to translate experiences, revealing historical and identity nuances.

The artist Christopher Le Brun presents a selection of works that broadly describe the meaning of his research and his conception of painting, which should mainly have a sensual and emotional appeal.

Yang Song explores fragility as a path to authentic existence. Clay and light reveal the tension between the visible and the invisible, inviting reflection on nature and truth in the technological age.

Symbol of purity, beauty, longevity and immortality, the jade has been an integral part of the Chinese aesthetic since the Prehistoric Age. A permanent exhibition at the Capital Museum retraces its history.