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Magali Reus Reimagines Disposable Objects in 'Swimming by Night' at the Perimeter, London

exhibition · 2026-09-23

From 25 September to 16 December, the Perimeter in London will showcase 'Swimming by Night,' an exhibition by sculptor Magali Reus, who was born in the Netherlands and is now based in London. The display includes large-scale replicas of everyday disposable items such as pizza boxes and sardine tins, crafted from aluminium and resin. In her Subs series, Reus transforms pizza boxes into aluminium forms adorned with images of discarded Christmas trees. One of her notable pieces, Rig (All Eyes On), features an oversized candy heart inscribed with 'Let's Hang.' Through her work, Reus explores themes of overconsumption and waste, creating sculptures that feel both familiar and strange. Her meticulous process involves shaping sheet metal and layering paint on resin, leading viewers to often confuse the aluminium for cardboard.

Key facts

  • Magali Reus's exhibition 'Swimming by Night' runs at the Perimeter, London, from 25 September to 16 December
  • Reus was born in the Netherlands and is now based in London
  • The exhibition features large-scale recreations of disposable objects including pizza boxes, sardine tins, and fishing lures
  • Her series Subs recreates discarded pizza boxes in aluminium with ripped and hand-hammered edges
  • Rig (All Eyes On) features an oversized candy heart with the words 'Let's Hang'
  • Reus has shown at Kunstverein Freiburg in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, and Kunsthalle Wien in Vienna, Austria
  • Reus aims to give objects 'autonomy as objects' and turn them into 'active agents'
  • Reus says: 'We live in a world of extreme overproduction, consumption and waste'

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Artists

Institutions

  • The Perimeter
  • Mai 36 Galerie
  • Kunstverein Freiburg
  • Kunsthalle Wien
  • Galerie Greta Meert
  • The Guardian

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Netherlands
  • Freiburg im Breisgau
  • Germany
  • Vienna
  • Austria
  • Zurich
  • Switzerland
  • Brussels
  • Belgium

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