Six Artists Explore Precarious Materiality at South Parade's Triangolo

The group exhibition 'Unstable Condition' at Triangolo at South Parade in London presents works by six artists: Federico Cantale, Erasmia Kadinopoulou, Chris Zhongtian Yuan, Alex Thake, James Sibley, and Giacomo Montanelli. The show, organized by Triangolo, focuses on the artists' individual practices rather than a unifying theme. Cantale's sculpture is described as a restless gesture, fragmenting viewpoint between axonometric impulse and frontal composition. Kadinopoulou's work involves stratification and interstices, with an electronic charge evoking mystery and familiarity. Yuan's practice blends biographical and collective memory, using 3D-printed models and moving images to explore narrative and childhood. Thake stages accidents of perception through miniaturization, creating a precarious phenomenology that folds regimes of visibility and invisibility. Sibley's sculpture strains identification with furniture, triggering destabilization through modular duplicity and references to the English class system. Montanelli's realist painting distills formal thinking, balancing geometry with poetic articulation. The exhibition runs at Triangolo at South Parade, London.