Mainly Gouma explores, chance, pressure, and the unpredictable abstractions of the earth, dirt, dust and the sky; organisms that inhabit the world. How their molecular interactions reveal their poetic forms. 

Multiple layers in each of her pieces – some nearly invisible to the naked eye – create a universe of their own, not only as a mirroring image of what is out there but of what is right here, under our feet. Microcosm and macrocosm are coinciding, untangling a multitude of narratives and visual stories. 

The exhibition accompanies an essay by the art-historian Christoforos Marinos. 

*Because of covid-19 regulations can visit the space four visitors at the same time.