NADA Miami 2025
Group presentation with Adam Cruces, Anne de Vries, Julian-Jakob Kneer, Marie Matusz, Mónica Mays, Marius Steiger 

For our participation at NADA Miami, we are delighted to present new works by Adam Cruces, Anne de Vries, Julian-Jakob Kneer, Marie Matusz, Mónica Mays and Marius Steiger

Adam Cruces examines how objects shift meaning through subtle and ironic acts of transformation, exploring tensions between function, perception, and the habits of contemporary life. Anne de Vries is an artist whose work ranges from video installations, dioramas, sculptures and mixed media collages, publications, inventions and interventions. His body of work forms a labyrinth of interrelated narratives often based on popular culture, subcultures and self-invented characters and themes. Julian-Jakob Kneer’s work engages with the complexities of contemporary culture, drawing on pop imagery and layered narratives to explore moral ambiguity and human psychology. In series like “BASTARDS,” he blurs boundaries between reality and illusion, prompting reflection on societal norms and collective fears. Marie Matusz expands this dialogue with sculptural works that investigate the interplay of form, space, and language, examining how bodily and mental presence are shaped by socioeconomic contexts. Monica Mays examines the cultural and material histories embedded in everyday objects, transforming found and fragmented materials into sculptures that explore identity, memory, and domesticity. Her works often highlight the porous relationship between industrial and natural elements, creating a dialogue between personal and collective narratives. Marius Steiger, working with digitally generated 3D renderings, merges classical vanitas motifs with contemporary virtuality, suspending nature and objects in immaculate, synthetic surfaces.