Resonance brings together Valo Valentino and Marina WitteMann, two artists who masterfully blend auditory and visual elements to explore the invisible forces of sound and color and their profound impact on perception. The works on display are not merely seen; they are felt, heard, and experienced in a way that transcends traditional sensory boundaries.

Valo Valentino employs sonic waves as a painting tool. By harnessing the vibrations of sound, the artist have transformed these unseen frequencies into vivid, dynamic compositions. Each piece captures the moment where sound waves intersect with materials, creating patterns and forms that resonate with both the eye and the ear. His glass sculptures, installation and objects pulsate with the energy of captured sound.

In contrast, Marina WitteMann’s works employ color to reflect emotional and physical states, using newspapers as a metaphor for media’s influence on our worldviews. By painting with captivating, nearly seductive hues, she creates objects of desire that are irresistible and alluring. Her artworks draw parallels to propaganda, offering easily understood myths that entice and ensnare. Marina’s interactive installation, composed of painted newspaper on a metal grid, underscores the transformative power of the written word. As viewers step inside, they are enveloped in complete silence, feeling the constraints of propaganda that subtly imprisons the mind.

Together, Valo and WitteMann’s works create a symphony of sensory experiences that challenge and expand our understanding of art’s potential to transform. “Resonance” is an invitation to explore the profound connections between sound, color, and perception, and to experience art that vibrates with unseen, yet deeply felt, forces.