ART SALON ZURICH
23 – 26 OCT 2025
BOOTH C20
At this year’s Art Salon Zurich, MOOS fine art gallery presents a curated ensemble of contemporary positions that reflect on the shifting relationship between nature and humanity. Our booth, envisioned as a time capsule of artistic transformation, places this dialogue at its heart: the evolution from abstraction to figuration becomes tangible, and the intricate interconnections between humans and the environment emerge as central themes.
At ART SALON ZÜRICH 2025 we present Alberto Venzago (CH), Michael Hirschbichler (CH), José Maria Lillo (ES), Estefania Martin Saénz (ES) and Tina Heuter (DE).
See you at our Booth C20!
LOCATION:
Halle 622 Zürich / Eventhalle
Therese-Giehse-Strasse 10
8050 Zürich-Oerlikon
OPENING HOURS:
Thursday, 23 October 2025: VIP Opening & Vernissage (by invitation only)
Friday, 24 October 2025: 12 – 20h
Saturday, 25 October 2025: 12 – 20h
Sunday, 26 October 2025 : 12 – 18h
PHOTO BASEL
17 – 22 JUNE 2025
BOOTH A4.
MOOS fine art at Photo Basel 2025. Booth A4. Featuring works by Alberto Venzago (CH), Michael Hirschbichler (DE) and Edgar Leciejewski (DE)
Photo Basel
Volkshaus Basel
Rebgasse 12, CH-4058 Basel.
ART SALON ZÜRICH
24 – 27 OKTOBER 2024
BOOTH C13
Die Galerie MOOS fine art freut sich sehr, in diesem Jahr zum ersten Mal am ART SALON ZÜRICH teilzunehmen und die Werke der Künstler:innen Alberto Venzago (CH), Michael Hirschbichler (CH), Juan Zamora (ES) und Tina Heuter (DE) zu präsentieren.
Adresse der Messe: Hohlstrasse 400, Zürich
The Flux Under Under Your Skin
1 – 29 NOV 2023
Focus Terra – ETH Zürich, Sonneggstrasse 5, 8006 Zurich
The Exhibition was a collaboration between the artist Susanne M. Winterling and Simone Schürle-Finke who is a professor of Responsive Biomedical Systems. Vanessa Moos curated this special, one-off art-science project at ETH Zürich.
The complex healing processes of the human body exist outside most people’s comprehension. For all their intrinsic importance to continued physical health, the movement of bacteria and the biomedical technologies of cancer research remain hidden and unknown. Aiming to demystify these processes, Susanne M. Winterling’s immersive new art installation at Focus Terra at ETH Zurich allows visitors to assume the role of bacteria, traveling with it on a journey through the body.
Drawing on video game imagery, the exhibition gives an unprecedented insight into the tightly intertwined fibres of human tissue. Applying the research of Prof. Simone Schürle, and her investigations into whether bacteria can be used as drug carriers. The visitor turns into the role of nanocarrier, steering a bacteria with a medicine backpack on their mission to transport targeted drugs directly into cancerous tumours.
The exhibition is fully interactive and immersive, with the gallery environment heated to 37°C – mimicking the ideal temperature for bodily processes and providing a multi-sensory experience to visitors. The outer shell of the installation, with its blue and green cancer and bacteria cells, is reminiscent of a vast dark universe – a cosmos of energy, illuminated by sudden, sparkling points of light. Oscillating between the representational and the abstract, this large-scale installation challenges us to perceive the world around us differently and to intuitively consider processes that lie outside our direct experience. The exhibition “flux under your skin” was curated by Dr. Vanessa Moos, founder of MOOS fine art gallery.
An artist’s edition has been published to accompany the exhibition. For inquiries please contact: mail@moosfineart.com