SLOW MOTION brings together works by Kanta Kimura and Wolfgang Flad in a considered dialogue on time, movement and transformation. Both artists approach their materials as systems in flux, revealing subtle shifts in rhythm and perception that become visible only through sustained attention. Movement is not presented as spectacle but as an ongoing process; what may at first appear still or restrained resonates with hidden energy.

Like cosmic processes – planetary drift, erosion, growth – the works reveal themselves gradually, their forms emerging through accumulation, repetition and duration. Rather than offering immediate resolution, they invite the viewer into a temporality that resists the accelerated rhythms of contemporary experience.

Within this framework, Kimura and Flad approach movement from distinct yet complementary directions. Kimura’s paintings register motion as a fluid, spreading gesture that moves across the surface, while Flad’s sculptures and pitted, relief-like paintings evoke processes of growth, pressure and erosion embedded within matter itself. Between them emerges a shifting field that moves between painting and object, surface and depth, immediacy and duration.