Accesso: Six Artists Explore Abstraction at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco in Naples

The exhibition 'Accesso' at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco in Naples features 17 works by six artists—André Butzer, Albert Oehlen, David Schutter, Jana Schröder, Raphaela Simon, and Ulrich Wulff—each presenting abstraction as a form of reflection, mental act, distortion, or acute adherence to reality. The show is organized across six rooms, each functioning as a mini-solo presentation. Raphaela Simon's works (Grundstück, Roter Käfig, both 2021) introduce sealed compositions with gray grids and a seductive blue silhouette against a black background. Albert Oehlen's two pulsating tangles in the second room explore thought through framed, cut, and recomposed mental exercises. André Butzer's fourth room revisits social and political bodies via his 'Fantasy Expressionism,' using bright morphemes and chromemes. Jana Schröder's monumental Neuroxos RVL1 (2021), with creamy pinks and reds, creates a velvety, neuronal narrative that disrupts narrative fabric, accompanied by three smaller works (L.P.1, L.P.2, L.P.3, 2021). David Schutter and Ulrich Wulff's works in rooms 5 and 6 provide balance and connection between the show's various souls. The exhibition runs at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco in Naples.