THE BREEDER PRESENTS: PUBLIC SECRETS

Public Secrets brings together works that somehow expose taboos. Curated by Milovan Farronato, the show is based on a simple but unsettling question: what happens when the personal is made public?

The nine artists in the exhibition, each with very distinct approaches, reveal what lingers in the shadows of daily life: tension, memory, desire, shame. Their work doesn’t aim to resolve these feelings, but to hold them up, crystallizing them.

As viewers, we witness the moment a secret becomes spectacle, and are asked to consider what shifts in that overexposure.

The exhibition unfolds across three floors with very different vibes. On the ground floor, futuristic and playful sculptures challenge expectations. The basement is home to raw, expressive paintings on canvas that hit with emotional intensity. Upstairs, digital art and fabric-based installations create immersive, tactile experiences.

Each level shows a different way secrets live, sometimes loud and physical, sometimes soft and elusive. What’s hidden is no longer buried, as in everyday life, but here, it returns in a more direct, provocative way.