The multidisciplinary atmosphere of Feria Material, Mexico City, that has a full programme of talks and performances, inspired the decision of Andrea Festa to bring three artists with a different style but with a coherent harmony.

On the left: Andreas Zampella, he renounce context, leaving room for the interpretation inherent in our most intimate nature and exploding the elements most inherent in the human condition. On the right: Danny Avidan, he creates lyrical works that draw heavily on mythology and history as well as on his own biography. He roams through Greek, Indian and Hebrew myth.

The gallery ranges from the new figurative to the conceptual, from oil on canvas and drawings to installation up to the sartorial element, making the experiential path a summary of the conceptual and critical idea.

On the left: Sinéad Breslin, there is a fluid lightness to her touch that initially belies an emotional depth evident after even short periods looking at the paintings. On the right: Andreas Zampella. Even from a chromatic point of view Zampella seems to want to remain elusive, not letting himself be contaminated by academic theories, and using collage in an original way, further isolating the subjects of his paintings.

Danny Avidan