Orbit of Bloom
Ayat Dhahi | Saudi Arabia
HOMO FABER 2026 E-CATALOGUE
Every object tells a story. Here, more than 200 works are displayed on a kinetic structure. Through the use of back lighting, their silhouettes are thrown onto the facing walls to form a shadow sculpture that visitors are invited to ‘read’ like a language. Selected for their intricate silhouettes, for their earthy tones – echoing the first graffiti made by humans – or for the way they interact with light, the chosen objects create shadows that constitute the mysterious visual language of beauty.
Arquetipos Naturales I; Arquetipos Naturales II
Lucas Nicolao | Chile
Fragili equilibri
Casa d’Arte San Patrignano | Italy
Ayyanar Guardian Horses
Rajka | India
Aberkan; Marok; Panyin; Sawda
Donald Baugh | United Kingdom
(Wu) No. 1; (Wu) No. 4
Zhaojing Wang 王赵婧 | China
The Pines
Digua Zhao 赵地瓜 | China
Untitled
Kunal Ukey | India
The Chinese Zodiac Inkstones
Zhiliang Wang 汪志良 | China
20th-century pieces
Pauly & C. | CVM | Italy
Flux Silver; Origin Blue
Morten Klitgaard | Denmark
Confluence of being; Universe combines
So Young Park | USA
Beyond Lightness
Yanhui Xu 徐燕辉 | China
5 Part Black Net Collection
Tobias Møhl | Denmark
Domestic Landscape
De Vecchi Milano 1935 | Italy
Ritual in Ruin
Suraj Kumar Sahu | India
Shodō
Noe Kuremoto | United Kingdom
Vessels of underflow: Quiet plenty for worlds to come
Mirna Bamieh | Portugal
Remnants Of ’26-4
Hidenori Tsumori | Japan
Lily Sculpture
Rikke Laursen | Copenhagen
El viento; Tune
Julia Isidrez
Life
Mingkai Zhou 周铭楷 | China
The World of Fungi
Natalia Abramishvili | London
Lotus leaf lidded Jar
Erke Gan 甘而可 | China