The Collective exhibition PANORAMA brings together a diversity of contemporary artists who, through their works, offer a comprehensive and plural vision of the current artistic scene.​

With a curatorship that seeks to capture the complexity and dynamics of contemporary artistic practices, PANORAMA provides a true immersion in the different languages ​​and approaches that are shaping the present of art.

Throughout the exhibition, the public is invited to explore a variety of themes and issues that mark our time: social transformations, identity, technology, environmental issues and the impact of human relationships in a globalized society. With a selection that ranges from painting to sculpture, from photography to installation and new plastic expressions, PANORAMA reflects the multiplicity of discourses, styles and visions that characterize the current artistic context.
The exhibition is an invitation to look at the contemporary artistic and social "panorama" in a critical and sensitive way, reflecting on how art adapts and reacts to the constantly changing world. Each work is a window into different realities and experiences, revealing the plurality of voices that are shaping the future of art.
PANORAMA not only presents a panoramic view of contemporary art, but also proposes a profound reflection on the role of art in today's society: how it provokes us, challenges us and connects us to each other in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.
Artists in alphabetical order:
Afonsoul; Ana Malta; Aranka Székely; Endre Bartos; Ester Crocetta; Gabriela Sosa; Joaquim Gromicho; Jocimar Faustino; Kayo Sato; Leonor Ribeiro; Lorraine Mahot; Luisa Petiz; Mafalda Gonçalves; Maria Isabel de Lince; Mariana Duarte Santos; Marisa Branco; Natalia Gromicho; Nel ten Wolde; Noelle Kalom; Pedro Charters d'Azevedo; Renata Carneiro; Šárka Darton, Sebastian Garcia, Stanislav Riha, Tommi Viitala