Andres Ciccone — Foyer Fragmenté — AR Gallery, Ascanio | Renault — Exhibition — Slash Paris

In 15 days: June 10 → 15, 2026

On the occasion of the exhibition Fragmented Home, AR Gallery presents a new body of work by Andres Ciccone, whose practice explores themes of displacement, memory, and the reconstruction of identity through a form of abstraction that is both architectural and deeply sensitive.

In this latest series, the artist constructs fragmented spaces where lines, planes, and unstable structures appear to hover in a fragile state of balance. His works evoke the tension between order and chaos, rootedness and uprooting, stability and movement. Through a deliberately off-kilter geometry, Andres Ciccone questions what remains of “home” when familiar landmarks begin to dissolve and identity is rebuilt within a space of in-betweenness.

Andres Ciccone, Reason or rhymes, 2024 — Acrylique, encre, gels médium sur toile — 250 x 180 cm Courtesy de l’artiste — AR Gallery, Paris

Shaped by a life lived across multiple continents, his work develops a refined visual language in which pictorial space becomes a metaphor for a contemporary condition defined by exile, mobility, and uncertainty. Suspended architectures, fractured volumes, and dislocated perspectives form a visual vocabulary where shapes seem to emerge at the very moment they begin to disintegrate.

Drawing on the legacy of Latin American geometric abstraction and kinetic art, Andres Ciccone offers a deeply contemporary and introspective reinterpretation of these movements. Geometry becomes a form of architectural memory, an emotional structure, and a language of rupture.

With Fragmented Home, AR Gallery invites visitors into a mental landscape where notions of dwelling, memory, and identity are in constant transformation.