The works of the 12 artists question human contact with otherness, the invisible micro-universes that make up our existence, and the transformations of the body today.

The exhibition’s identity is woven from the artists’ works, which reflect both their desire to share a particular situation and a certain reserve—an attempt to keep the intimate space of that special moment muted, through the intention to protect a state of mind surrounding a personal experience.

The exhibition brings together the distinct practices of Nona Inescu and Oláh Gyárfás, exploring the relationship between the body, matter, and the imagination: from fragile ecologies and posthumanist hybridities to anthropomorphic sculptures imbued with myth, memory, and symbolism.

Retinal Vertigo marks Radu Oreian’s first major solo exhibition in Romania and offers an overview of his paintings and drawings from 2016 and 2026.