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Only two days left to see the exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion. Don’t miss it!

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Partners: Ariston, Bucharest Center for Economy & Society, COS, Enevo, Macromex, MJ Project, PPC Romania, Tesseract Architecture

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📷 Alexandru Paul

Concretion series (sunset) is part of a series of new reliefs by Felipe Cohen that approaches light as a fluid body. Light moves, changes, and disappears in an instant. Concretion fixes it in place, pauses that clock.

On view through this Saturday 👀

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (sunset), 2026, acrylic on plywood, 65 x 52 x 2.5 cm�

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📷 Cătălin Georgescu (1) and Alexandru Paul (2)

We are thrilled to announce our first participation The Armory Show with a solo presentation of Razvan Anton.

A selection of new works by the artist will be featured in our booth – part of the Presents section.

This year’s fair brings together around 230 galleries from 30+ countries.

📍September 24–27, 2026 | Javits Center, New York

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Featured artwork: Răzvan Anton, Fading Study (winter scene, negative), 2025, blue ball pen on perforated paper, 84 x 120 cm

Felipe Cohen’s longstanding interest in geometrizing and abstracting the landscape is evident in his new series of reliefs titled Concretion. Through a modular vocabulary of lines and shapes, he evokes the sea, the sun, the sky, a mountain.

On view for one more week ⌛️

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Featured artworks: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (landscape #1), Concretion series (landscape #3) and Concretion series (landscape #4), 2026, acrylic on plywood, each 80 x 60 x 2.5 cm�
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📷 Alexandru Paul

Light fossilized inside a light bulb? Plan a visit to see up close this intriguing optical effect.

The solo exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion is on view through July 25.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Remaining Light, 2024, lamp, onyx, glass and wood, 10 x 48 x 48 cm

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📷 Alexandru Paul

A look inside our current exhibition – Felipe Cohen: Concretion – on TVR Cultural 👉 Go to min. 20:10 to see the story and listen to Andrei Breahnă, Gaep’s co-founder, talk about the emotions created by the Brazilian artist in his work.

Jurnal Cultural | 1 iulie 2026 #tvrcultural Din sumar: Una dintre cele mai apreciate creații din repertoriul ...

Forsaking colour in favour of white for his new reliefs, Felipe Cohen focuses on form—and on the way these three-dimensional works are perceived against the white gallery wall.

Come by to take a closer look!

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Featured artworks: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (waterfall #1) and Concretion series (waterfall #2), 2026, acrylic on plywood, each 80 x 60 x 2.5 cm
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📷 Alexandru Paul

Transparent versus opaque, fragile versus resistant – Felipe Cohen carefully orchestrates the interaction between two different types of material (tracing paper and marble) to suggest a cloud materializing under our eyes.

On view in the solo exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion through July 25.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Low Cloud, 2026, Paraná marble and tracing paper, 2 x 42 x 30 cm

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📷 Alexandru Paul

Evoking the passing of time, the hourglass is a recurring motif in Felipe Cohen’s work. Come by the gallery to discover several works that feature it, in the solo exhibition Concretion.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Concretion series (hourglass), 2026, acrylic on plywood, 65 x 52 x 2.5 cm�
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📷 Cătălin Georgescu

The first work that you’ll see as you enter the gallery: Hourglass, a group of five wall sculptures that formalize the passing of time through the materiality and appearance of plywood.

Felipe Cohen uses the lateral sides of stacked plywood sheets to form layers that evoke sand flowing through an hourglass. Moreover, the frontal and lateral views of the five pieces complement one another.

On view through July 25 in the solo exhibition Felipe Cohen: Concretion.

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Featured artwork: Felipe Cohen, Hourglass, 2024, plywood, set of 5, each 48 x 24 cm

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📷 Alexandru Paul