Absolutely thrilled to be exhibiting some kinetic work in The Netherlands through 0-1 Gallery. Information regarding the exhibition is below.

Industrial Tension is the second chapter in the ESC 2034 trilogy, curated by 0→1 Gallery (→). It takes us further into the uneasy relationship between machines and nature, where progress and fragility blur, and the future feels both inevitable and uncertain.

This is a world of contrasts. Earth, tall grass, and sand meet the flowing tension of endless wires and the pulsing rhythm of forces. Sounds echo, images flicker, and installations map out cycles of creation, disruption, and transformation. The exhibition doesn’t offer answers — it invites you to navigate the tension. The road ahead is fast, unsteady, and alive with possibility.

The ESC 2034 series unfolds as a narrative. Machine Echoes (→) began the story, tracing the distant reverberations of technology. Now, with Industrial Tension, the noise grows louder, the cracks more visible. Each chapter builds on the last, leading toward an ending that will define the trilogy — a shape not yet revealed but already taking form.

We are excited to collaborate with Joey Ramone Gallery (→) in Rotterdam, a space that embodies the spirit of experimentation. Founded in 2012 by Greek artist Kiki Petratou and Dutch collector Hans Bakker, Joey Ramone has always championed bold, independent ideas. Their support has made this exhibition possible, opening the door to a dialogue we’re eager to share.

Artists: A204, Cao Shu, Can Sun, Elko Braas, Kelly Kroener, Mia Dudek, Shay Salehi, Tudor Ciurescu

More info regarding the opening can be found here.

Huge thank you to O-1 Gallery, Joey Ramone, Ksenia Nunis, Benjamin Dimock, Cody Frost and Andrew Harrison.