Suprainfinit Gallery

On June 3rd Suprainfinit will host Noor Boiten’s artist talk, where they’ll discuss in more detail about the outcome of their residency in the broader context of their artistic practice.

During their three-month residency with Bucharest AiR, their project This Lukewarm World, currently on show at , a video-installation that takes on the shape of a re-examination of the contemporary ‘monstrous’ through the lens of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein, whose composite body can be understood as a metaphor for contemporary q***r and trans* existence. They drew inspiration from the Bucharest cityscape and, in particular, the abandoned Văcărești delta, in the south-east of Bucharest.boiten

Our favorite work by presented
Andreea Anghel
Leni Riefenstahl Goes
to Africa (and loves it!)
2023
Found objects (antique
colonialist writing desk, sock
wornin the artist’s former
studio located in a Linke-
Hofmann-Werke AG (now
called Pafawag) building where
during WW2 prisoners from the
Gross-Rosen concentration
camp were used as forced
labour), epoxy resin, pigment,
UV print on vinyl, prairie grass,
googly eyes
(180 x 86 x 55 cm)

Amazing installation by for .fair 2026.
Presented by

Foto credit: .studio

ECHOES
A series of public interventions in Venice during
By Daria Koltsova
From 5–9 May, Ukrainian artist Daria Koltsova presents Echoes, a series of unsignaled public interventions surrounding the Venice Biennale Arsenale in Venice.
The project continues Koltsova’s long-term practice of working with fragile traces, absence, and the ways violence quietly enters everyday space. Her works often begin from what remains after catastrophe: fragments, interrupted rituals, objects carrying memory, or the physical marks left by history on bodies and materials.

In Venice, laundry lines cross the city everywhere. Clothes hanging above the streets reveal invisible narratives about those who inhabit these spaces and how they live. For Koltsova, these suspended garments became both image and language.
The intervention also refers to the Venetian street Tana, whose name originates from the Azov region, historically connected to Venice through the production of rope materials for ships. Through this historical echo, the work creates an unexpected connection between Venice and contemporary Ukraine.
Installed throughout the area surrounding the Arsenale, the project consists of real military uniforms suspended on Venetian laundry lines. The uniforms were donated by Ukrainian artists currently serving in the war, by women soldiers, and by members of the Azov brigade. Many of these garments were worn in combat in some of the most heavily affected areas of the war. They still carry names, marks of use, and traces of injury.

Deliberately, the intervention contains no explanatory text and no author attribution. The absence of framing is central to the work. Viewers encountering the uniforms in public space are left uncertain whether they are witnessing an artwork or the temporary presence of actual soldiers. This ambiguity introduces a subtle but persistent sense of anxiety.
Within the context of the Venice Biennale — one of the most visible events in the international art world — Echoes functions as a reminder that war does not disappear when it leaves the front page.
The intervention can be encountered around the Arsenale, Venice, from 5–9 May 2026.

Join us this Wednesday from 18:00
to celebrate a new chapter:
our former space from Mantuleasa 22, becomes an art café.

In partnership with our friends from Beans & Dots,
we’re blending what we love most
great art & great coffee.

Same energy.
Different rhythm.
A space to look, meet, think, and stay a little longer.

Come by.

Larisa Sitar
Untitled, 2026
Basorelief, beton/ bas-relief, concrete Dimensions: 32x43x4 cm
Presented by Suprainfinit Gallery .fair

We are happy to announce our next exhibition with , opening April 2nd, at Suprainfinit Combinat.

We are happy to announce our second participation in NYC, showcasing new works by

Congratulate to for the opening tonight , part of the group show “The Material Show” among Lara Almarcegui, Hannes Böck, Cäcilia Brown Werner Feiersinger, Andreas Fogarasi, LITTLE WARSAW, Markéta Othová, Bianca Pedrina Nick Relph, Iris Touliatou, Christoph Weber. 💫🤍

Booth D43