Alicja Kwade's 'Dimora Dislocata' at Massimo De Carlo, Milan

Alicja Kwade's solo exhibition 'Dimora Dislocata' at Massimo De Carlo's Milan venue in Casa Corbellini-Wassermann, designed by Piero Portaluppi, runs until July 31, 2026. The show spans twenty years of the Polish artist's practice, featuring works that challenge perceptions of stability and identity. Inspired by physicist Arthur Eddington's two tables concept, Kwade's pieces like 'Ein Tisch ist ein Bild' (2018-2026), 'Eadem Mutata Resurgo' (2026), 'Fernseher' (2026), 'Mono Monde' (2024 and 2026), 'Ton Steine Scherben' (2026), and 'Know Ledge (A-Jeremy)' (2026) explore the friction between everyday experience and scientific reality. The exhibition transforms the historic house into a space where objects retain familiarity but lose function, coexisting as both physical entities and representations.