As this exhibition is coming to an end, we would like to highlight the key moments of the two months journey. The exhibition started with an opening night on November 25th, when the visitors had a chance to meet both of the artists.
"Die Wilde Blüte" exhibition represents the resurgence of art as a reflection of nature’s wildness and beauty, both in physical form and in spirit. The movement focuses on organic, uncontrolled growth as a metaphor for personal and societal evolution.
It embraces the idea that beauty and meaning arise naturally from chaos, just as wildflowers bloom without cultivation. This movement stands against the over commodification and hyper-digitalization of art, returning to a connection with the primal forces of nature, and reflecting on our relationships with ecosystems, sustainability, and our inner, untamed selves. The exhibition concept was to pair two artists whose art practice is inspired by fluidity and wildness of nature. The artists use bold textures, mixed media, and rough materials to embody the “wild bloom” of creativity.
Kyte Tatt's artwork reflects his deep connection with nature and his explorations of decay, beauty, and transformation. His technique is rooted in spontaneity and gestural abstraction, blending abstract and impressionist styles. Working primarily with mixed media, Kyte uses a variety of materials including reclaimed objects like sheet music, newsprint, and book pages, which he repurposes into his vibrant, layered canvases. He often applies his paints using palette knives, squeegees, and unconventional tools to create a raw, textured surface.
Gabriella Rubagotti’s work is characterized by an elegant balance between simplicity and intricate detailing. Her paintings are delicate yet powerful, often blending earthy tones with splashes of vibrant color and traces of gold. Rubagotti works in mixed media, layering materials like oil paints, pastels, and gold leaf to create richly textured surfaces. Her style incorporates abstract forms, frequently juxtaposed with figurative elements, such as flowers, which symbolize the beauty and fragility of life.
Die Wilde Blüte had its second hanging mid-December with more artworks by both of the artists. This reinterpretation highlighted the transformative nature of the exhibition, embodying the spirit of growth and renewal that the exhibition celebrates.
Galerie Sara Lily Perez Team
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