Ann Edholm, Terror I, 2014, oil on canvas, 240 x 240 cm

Gerard Byrne Elena Damiani Ann Edholm Paul Fägerskiöld Hreinn Friðfinnsson Eva Löfdahl José Vera Matos After Finitude

Mexico City, September 21, 2018 November 03, 2018

Galerie Nordenhake, based in Stockholm and Berlin, opens a new space in Mexico City with the exhibition After Finitude curated by Peruvian artist Elena Damiani, strengthening its links with the cultural networks of the Americas.

The project draws from the notion of ​​contingency in natural laws, which can change (or not) at any time without any apparent reason. It refers to the laws of nature that are infinite, incalculable and impossible to encompass as a way to reflect on the limits of human existence, its stability and permanence in time. Thus, the project resonates with author Quentin Meillassoux's questions regarding human knowledge of the world, it’s natural, and invariant laws, within the finitude of our knowledge and our existence.

  • Ann Edholm, Terror I, 2014, oil on canvas, 240 x 240 cm
  • Eva Löfdahl, Inclined, 2018, graphite and binder on paper and magnetic spheres. 26 parts, 32 x 25 each.
  • Eva Löfdahl, Inclined, 2018, Detail
  • Ann Edholm, Terror I, 2014, oil on canvas. Detail
  • Elena Damiani, 2018, collage, 28 x 18 cm
  • Eva Löfdahl, 3D 'Pi', 2009, cast, 50.8 x 71.1 x 71.1 cm
  • Installation view
  • Installation view
  • Gerard Byrne, A Fibonacci progression in 17 Stages, commenced in 2001 and completed in 2011, 17 framed selenium-toned silver gelatin prints, 22 x 27 cm
  • Hreinn Fridfinnsson, two Steps Up, 2014, gold leaf, glass (3 shelves), 18 x 60 cm
  • Elena Damiani, Rude Rocks N9, detail
  • Elena Damiani, Rude Rocks N9, 2018, black marble from Monterrey and bronze. 170 x 50 x 145 cm
  • Elena Damiani, Rude Rocks N9, detail
  • Elena Damiani, Dust tail, 2016, digital print on silk chiffon, steel, overall dimensions installed, ca. 160 x 220 x 81 cm
  • Elena Damiani, Dust tail, 2016, detail
  • Hreinn Friðfinnsson, After Finitude, 2018, 1 digital video file, Duration: 1:07 min
  • Installation view
  • José Vera Matos, Reading Path, 2018, detail
  • José Vera Matos, Amauta Fragmentos, 2018, stylus and ink on cotton paper, 30 x 42 cm
  • Paul Fagerskiöld, Untitled, 2016, acrylic on canvas with walnut frame, 241 x 307 cm
  • Paul Fagerskiöld, Untitled, detail
  • Elena Damiani, 2018, collage, 28 x 18 cm