In the innovative spirit of Charlotte Perriand, Fan-Shaped Eye celebrates her concept of the eye opening to the world—expanding boundaries and embracing geographies. Perriand not only transformed design but also directed her gaze toward diverse territories, exploring the intersection of culture, space, and movement.

This tribute takes on a special meaning in Zurich, where her love for the Alps echoes her sensitivity to landscapes and to architecture in dialogue with nature. The exhibition reflects this journey, where each artist expands their own gaze and redefines the terrain of art across new latitudes.

The transition from CubaNow Gallery to Asheé Gallery marks a fundamental shift: a platform that promotes all forms of artistic expression, a space where diverse voices converge and new narratives emerge. This evolution aligns with the vision of Andi Schelli, whose CubArtArtFestival paved the way for borderless artistic representation, as well as with Orlando Borrell’s commitment to establishing a space where creativity flows without limits.

As curator, this journey has been my conviction from the very beginning: to build bridges, foster dialogue, and enable encounters. Fan-Shaped Eye is the culmination of that vision—a gaze that unfolds, that embraces the new, and that invites us to see beyond.