Analix Forever Presents 'Nouvelles Vagues' Exhibition Featuring Mediterranean Artists Through 2026
The Analix Forever gallery located in Chêne-Bourg, Switzerland, is showcasing 'Nouvelles Vagues' until April 23, 2026, which features the works of ten artists from Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, France, Palestine, Iraq, and Iran. This exhibition delves into Mediterranean heritage through modern artistic expressions. Among the highlights is 'Whispers' (2013) by Kurdish-Iraqi artist Serwan Baran, which invites viewers into hidden conversations. Turkish artist Mimiko Türkkan presents 'On ne dompte pas sa vague' (2025), symbolizing the red thread of fate. Additionally, Lebanese artist Alexandra Jabre's 'The Ancient Bond' (2026) links figures with black spinel chains, while French artist Julien Serve's 'En selfie' (2026) portrays Narcissus figures. The exhibition also includes works by Ali Kazma, Vanna Karamaounas, Barbad Golshiri, Abdul Rahman Katanani, Marios Fournaris, and Marileni Vourtsi. A Lebanese readings event is planned for April 14, 2026.
Key facts
- Exhibition runs until April 23, 2026 at Analix Forever in Chêne-Bourg, Switzerland
- Features ten artists from Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, France, Palestine, Iraq, and Iran
- Includes works from 2013 to 2026 across various media including painting, sculpture, photography, and video
- Lebanese readings event scheduled for April 14, 2026
- Gallery located at 10 rue du Gothard, 1225 Chêne-Bourg, Switzerland
- Explores Mediterranean heritage through contemporary artistic forms
- Addresses themes of memory, displacement, reconstruction, and human connection
- Includes specific works like 'Whispers' (2013), 'The Ancient Bond' (2026), and 'Futuros Emergentes' (2025)
Entities
Artists
- Serwan Baran
- Mimiko Türkkan
- Alexandra Jabre
- Julien Serve
- Ali Kazma
- Füsun Onur
- Vanna Karamaounas
- Nikos Kazantzakis
- Barbad Golshiri
- Abdul Rahman Katanani
- Marios Fournaris
- Marileni Vourtsi
Institutions
- Analix Forever
- HEAD
- BSN Press
Locations
- Chêne-Bourg
- Switzerland
- Greece
- Turkey
- Lebanon
- France
- Palestine
- Iraq
- Iran
- Istanbul