Teetering between “wondering” and “wandering”, the exhibition frames nature as both a moving force and a questioning presence. A wild that shifts across time and territories, under human hands and through chosen narratives, while opening a reflection on what endures, what was lost, and what may still be reimagined. By reversing the gaze, the exhibition invites us to consider not only how humanity has shaped nature, but how the wild might in turn observe, remember and change us through our reverence, fear, industry, violence, care and enchantment?
In these wondering wilds, nature is never passive. It travels, resists, seduces, overwhelms and provokes human invention, sometimes even against itself. Bronze imitates wood, oxidised iron gives birth to animal bodies, printed metal becomes vegetation, and residue becomes form. Nature is not only represented; it becomes the guiding force of creativity, drawing humankind into a cycle of desire, possession, transformation and possible reconciliation.
