“Summer Days” brings together a group of works that move between lightness and weight, immediacy and memory. Across different generations and practices, the artists share an attention to fragments of lived experience – gestures, forms, images, or materials that carry something both personal and quietly universal.

There is no fixed narrative, but a rhythm that unfolds through the exhibition. Moments of intimacy sit alongside more distant or ambiguous presences; humor and tenderness appear without insistence. Some works feel almost casual, while others hold a density that reveals itself more slowly.

Presented within the space of The Dreamers Gallery, the exhibition invites a slower kind of looking – one that follows associations rather than conclusions. Like the season it evokes, “Summer Days” resists definition, lingering instead in a state of suspension, where time stretches and meaning remains open.