​Unclaimed Presence brings together the works of Lana Malakhoff and Vladimir Grigorovich in a dialogue across generations, exploring the space between physical memory and an increasingly virtual reality.

​​Spanning Grigorovich’s works from the 1990s and early 2000s and Malakhoff’s recent practice, the exhibition reflects on a moment of transition — from the material to the digital, from the visible to the constructed.

​At a time shaped by generative AI and accelerated image production, Unclaimed Presence proposes a return to the human gesture — to the body, to presence, and to the irreducible act of making.