DESILLUSION

DESILLUSION

DESILLUSION

Dissolution
Dissolution

Desillusion gathers Ecuadorian and diaspora women artists working across painting, photography, ceramics and thread. Their practices move between worlds, geographic, cultural and interior, and refuse to resolve the distance. Here, disillusion is not the loss of belief but the unveiling of what has long been pushed to the edges, and a quiet insistence on being seen.

Desillusion gathers Ecuadorian and diaspora women artists working across painting, photography, ceramics and thread. Their practices move between worlds, geographic, cultural and interior, and refuse to resolve the distance. Here, disillusion is not the loss of belief but the unveiling of what has long been pushed to the edges, and a quiet insistence on being seen.

Client

Collection of artists

Client

Collection of artists

Project Type:

Group exhibition · Mixed media

Project Type:

Group exhibition · Mixed media

RELEASE

2026

RELEASE

2026

Credit

Curated by Paulina Ree · Sofonisba Atelier

Credit

Curated by Paulina Ree · Sofonisba Atelier

Test

Verde habitar

Daniela Zurita

Recordar by Valentina Gachet — from the exhibition DESILLUSION

Recordar

Valentina Gachet

Dialogues Across Distance

Dialogues Across Distance

Within this space, representation is never fixed. The works offer fragments instead of answers: gestures of care, acts of refusal, quiet assertions of presence. Desillusion becomes a threshold, a place where inherited images lose their authority and other ways of seeing begin to take form.

Participating artists: Melanie Starkert, Cecilia Larrea (Casimira), Daniela Zurita, Cristina Balseca, Domi Heymann, Emilia Castillo, Karol Caiza, Glenda Rosero Andrade, Valentina Gachet, Estíbaliz Vélez, Verónica Ordóñez, Polett Zapata (Polii Lunar), Goretti Encalada, Cristina Loya, Jhuliana Cueva (Jhuly Liz), María José Pachacama Cela (EmeJose), Monair Hyman, Margarita Camps, Manuela De Veintimilla and Paulina Ree. «En el blanco» by María José Pachacama Cela received the People’s Choice Award.

Within this space, representation is never fixed. The works offer fragments instead of answers: gestures of care, acts of refusal, quiet assertions of presence. Desillusion becomes a threshold, a place where inherited images lose their authority and other ways of seeing begin to take form.

Participating artists: Melanie Starkert, Cecilia Larrea (Casimira), Daniela Zurita, Cristina Balseca, Domi Heymann, Emilia Castillo, Karol Caiza, Glenda Rosero Andrade, Valentina Gachet, Estíbaliz Vélez, Verónica Ordóñez, Polett Zapata (Polii Lunar), Goretti Encalada, Cristina Loya, Jhuliana Cueva (Jhuly Liz), María José Pachacama Cela (EmeJose), Monair Hyman, Margarita Camps, Manuela De Veintimilla and Paulina Ree. «En el blanco» by María José Pachacama Cela received the People’s Choice Award.

En oferta by Estíbaliz Vélez — from the exhibition DESILLUSION

En oferta

Estíbaliz Vélez

En el blanco · People's Choice Award by María José Pachacama Cela (EmeJose) — from the exhibition DESILLUSION

En el blanco · People's Choice Award

María José Pachacama Cela (EmeJose)

Ser Raíz by Domi Heymann — from the exhibition DESILLUSION

Ser Raíz

Domi Heymann

Self-portrait in Isle Sur La Sorgue by Paulina Ree — from the exhibition DESILLUSION

Self-portrait in Isle Sur La Sorgue

Paulina Ree