On July 20, Metamorphose Gallery opens a new exhibition project dedicated to color, its role in art, and interior design. The owners, as collectors of rare items, become not just partners but active participants in the creative process, supporting both emerging and established artists. A thoughtful perspective, a passion for exploration, and the ability to notice are rare and special talents. The gallery continues to discover new names and showcase works by recognized international artists.

The exhibition will feature works by Polish artist Joanna Patejuk from Dubai, with her expressive pop-art pieces created in a highly unconventional and captivating technique. Vibrant and saturated figurative works by Spanish artist Xabier Loyola, intriguing pieces by Moroccan artist Khalid Nadif, which evoke the style of Modigliani while clearly showcasing the artist’s unique and distinctive style, will also be presented. Additionally, the exhibition includes vivid and life-affirming works by Spanish artists Carmen Trejo, Andrés Merida, and Miguel Platero.

Each of these artists exemplifies a blend of mastery, innovative ways of thinking, and perceiving reality, using color to transform space and, consequently, the world around them.