Embodied Connections: From Kadyri to Zurbarán

Delve into the interplay of body, space, and emotion across these Central London exhibitions. From Kadyri's tech-infused art to Zurbarán's masterful stillness, each stop invites reflection on how we connect with ourselves and the world.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Play Nice: Aziza Kadyri

   Somerset House

   Kadyri's work at Somerset House is a fascinating blend of technology and personal narrative. Look for the interactive elements that invite you to engage beyond just observation, making you rethink your own relationship to the art.

2. Body Sensors: Play Space with HoLD Collective

   Somerset House

   In 'Body Sensors', HoLD Collective expands on Kadyri's themes, exploring how movement shapes our perception of space. Pay attention to the immersive installations that challenge your understanding of physical and emotional boundaries.

3. Historical Highlights Tour

   Somerset House

   The Historical Highlights Tour is a unique way to appreciate Somerset House's architectural grandeur. It dives into the rich stories behind the building, offering context that enhances your experience of the artworks around you.

4. Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies

   Somerset House

   Wayne McGregor's 'Infinite Bodies' wraps up the exploration of the human form with a focus on movement and sensation. Expect a thought-provoking mix of dance and visual art that evokes the complexity of our physical existence.

5. Zurbarán

   National Gallery

   Zurbarán’s exhibition showcases his religious and still-life paintings, rich in detail and atmosphere. His ability to convey emotion through texture and light provides a striking contrast to the contemporary themes explored earlier.

6. Waldmüller: Landscapes

   National Gallery

   Waldmüller’s landscapes invite you into serene, natural scenes that feel both expansive and intimate. Take a moment to appreciate how he captures light and mood—it's a refreshing shift from the figurative works you've just seen.

7. Renoir and Love

   National Gallery

   In 'Renoir and Love', you’ll find the artist’s signature ability to portray intimacy and tenderness. Look closely at how he uses colour and brushwork to evoke feelings that resonate deeply, echoing Kadyri’s explorations of connection.

8. Van Eyck: The Portraits

   National Gallery

   Van Eyck’s portraits provide a historical lens on identity and presence. This rare opportunity to see all his portraits together enriches your understanding of the evolution of individual representation in art, creating a powerful close to your journey.