The question, “What can contemporary art do?”, has a horseshoe shape. One can find it raised both by those who seem to like the world of contemporary art and those for whom it is an ideological obstacle. The worry by both is that art is epiphenomenal, conspicuous, nonproductive, frivolous, unnecessary. How so? To some, if art were to do nothing, it would be criminal, unjust or downright evil. Art doesn’t produce any economic value, a crime in the day and age when making a hamburger adds more value to an economy than an oil painting. Worse yet, to some it appears to hide wealth as if an article of luxury were a capital good. Surely, the legitimacy of contemporary art as an area of activity distinct from a market for leisure and goods struggles to narrate its social role when its objects and services are equalized and simplified by price, reminding audiences that life is possible without art. “One does culture a great honor by forgoing it” is how Adorno put it over half a century ago. In order to compete, artists become agents of extraordinary actions. They are liable to do any of the following: expose, undo, unsettle, negotiate, mediate, occupy, embody, test, subvert, resist, transform, demonstrate, etc. Working against nature predominates artistic conduct, and since culture isn’t natural, it is as if it were reserved for a greater power. So, if art is to have a concrete existence not as a metaphysical pastime, it must fulfill a function which is not a function: the transformation of consciousness through the activity of divorcing satisfaction from need.

In light of this viewpoint, I invite one to consider a tale in which satisfaction is bound to need. Imagine one of the many variants of the Cinderella story, one closer to Prometheus’ theft of fire than a rendezvous with Prince Charming: a parent starves its children on principle while an animal assistant feeds them on the sly. The familiar’s natural generosity is punished with death. The children carefully gather the animal’s bones, wrap them in skin and bury the remains such that a tree grows from which forbidden fruits sprout.

Versions of this folktale have been found anywhere between the British Isles, Equatorial Africa and the North American Plains, with the penurious shamans of the Eurasian steppe, artifacts of Neolithic spirituality, its first storyteller. It is an allegory for a classless people subject to the will of nature learning how to reap and sow, a people facing a possible future of producing food, storing it, transforming it into wealth, and erecting a state in Prince Charming’s name to protect it. The shaman could be defined as the antithesis to the spiritual agents of the agrarian societies on which the pessimism of Western civilization later came to rest. A shaman doesn’t conduct war, organize states, direct production; the shaman remains apathetic of the world beyond its immediate community. They hazard no transformation of custom such that a people with a history might be shaped. Instead of a shepherd leading a flock or a hierophant portioning a meal in equal parts, a shaman enchants a people on with acts of suggestion: states of nervous derangement, obsession with supernatural beings, journeys to the otherworld, the interpretation of bones and other socially worthless activities. Naturally, the atavism of irrational leadership has its appeal for societies that take cognitive demands of industrial society for granted. As narrated across the work of the late Carlo Ginzburg, the myths and rites of ecstatics exist as a symbolic matrix of folkloric resistance to the centralization of state power over the course of the early modern period, a distant memory that serves as a present-day costume for irrational appeals to a people across the populist spectrum. Furthermore, the routine wrap-up of a 40-hour work week with an ecstatic journey into the night and the generalization of witches and warlocks as family entertainment are but two examples of the prosaic walpurgis that makes market-oriented culture more tolerable. A wicked stepmother nowadays would deprive her children, not of nourishment, but of fun.

Joseph Beuys after Ozempic, Judy Chicago after a K-shaped recovery, Rikrit Tiravanija after tariffs might be some of the ways to reduce the exhibition Skin and Bones to an elevator pitch. The exhibition is a parlor game of 20 absurd questions predicated on verbal commands. “If a burnt end became a burnt offering, would there be any need to install AC?” is an example. The 3 phrases of each of the 20 questions are presented on an array of identical tables. The content of the phrases are illustrated by a panoply of found, traced and sketched imagery in a Warburgian mode, organized by superficial patterns of family resemblance and elective affinity. Clipped like a coupon and set in collector’s sleeves and display stands, the visual material is presented by the artist to suggest that an inventory of two-dimensional scraps is a microcosm to a universe of considerably greater dimension. As a ludic experience, Skin and Bones conquers boredom with great austerity and is likely to disappoint when compared to other products on the market (no touching, this is art after all!). The proverbial game, as in the culinary spoils of the hunt, is missing. Instead, an audience is offered an attempted resurrection of a fairy godmother through the careful gathering of images and words as if they were her bones and skin.

Installation
views

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If jane doe became miss microcosm, would there be any need to reconstruct a skeleton on the basis of a single bone?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-001)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a missing slipper became bone broth, would there be any need to shape meat by its mass?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-002)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a burnt end became a burnt offering, would there be any need to install AC?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-003)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If dog days became a war in lace, would there be any need to euthanize the rentier?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-004)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a coin reduced to mere metal became the riddle of steel, would there be any need to leave money on the table?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-005)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If golden age cuisine became a baked potato six thousand miles apart, would there be any need to flee to the ends of the earth?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-006)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a land of horses and carts became a world of prose, would there be any need to mow the lawn?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-007)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a tower of severed heads became a machine for living, would there be any need to get in on the ground floor?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-008)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a hard working God became a supermajority, would there be any need to sit in judgement and dispense justice for human deeds?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-009)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a rendezvous with the general will became a cure for baldness, would there be any need to cast clippings down the toilet?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-010)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a first cause became a flat earth, would there be any need to augment the like with the like?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-011)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a being without shadow became a meal in equal parts, would there be any need to dominate variation by choice?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-012)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If the only game in town became a FEMA coffin, would there be any need to build an ark?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a volume of displaced water became a balance of power, would there be any need to flirt with the eels?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-014)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a round trip to the netherworld became a perfunctory affair, would there be any need to congratulate the dead?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-015)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If the gift of second sight became a blind necessity, would there be any need to measure time with night?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-016)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If stalks of fennel became food for thought, would there be any need to eat humble pie?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-017)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If the sunday of life became rough music, would there be any need to thin the bloodlines?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-018)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If an organ of extreme perfection and complication became a free lunch, would there be any need to send infinity on holiday?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-019)

House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones
House of Gaga ❧ Skin and Bones

If a reality effect became mr. arsey-phantarsey, would there be any need to bag and tag john doe?

2026

Collage

Table dimensions 29.13 x 29.13 x 29.13 inches

74 x 74 x 74 cm

(Inv# SP26-020)

Hi, my name is Bruno. I’m 34 years old, and yes, hold your breath, I’m single! I’m 1,75m, gay, cisgender male with a long neck and penchant for eye rolls, courtesy of my mom. I majored in fashion design but life turned me into an artiste. Some people find me feminine, but what’s wrong in being a bit fruity, am I right!? I’m from Portugal, currently living between there and The Netherlands. My parents are Chinese immigrants, but you won’t find me chinamaxxing. The most Chinese thing I did this week was ordering a large bowl of wonton soup I had nobody to share with… I love long walks in shopping malls, sunsets by the waterfront, and listening to Amy Goodman narrating the apocalypse. My friends say I’m witty and very creative, but what they actually mean is that I’m very gay and sassy. You’ll find me in my art studio wondering where we have gone wrong as a civilisation. I love discussing politics, global warming and modernist design, but I also love listening to Ru girls shouting out the dolls on repeat. I’ve come to terms with how lonely I am, but don’t get me wrong, these simple joys make life worth living. I love making art. I love laughing about art. I love getting mad at art. I love being alive in a time where delusion has found a supreme form of expression that is nonsensical, ridiculous, totally useless, financially unsustainable and emotionally taxing. That’s art, which sounds very much like life itself. And that’s what I want to share with my partner, for I am ready to love you as I love myself.

Installation
views

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Are you ok??!?????????

2026

Textiles, quartz clock movements, batteries, foam and plastic

155.51 x 23.23 x 4.72 inches

395 x 59 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Divorced, father of two. We met twice. He was seeing a man who was falling in love with him, but he didn’t feel the same way. The other lover was more of his type physically, but I made him do things he wouldn’t do like kissing on a first date. He liked the sound of my voice and couldn’t hang up when we said goodbye on the phone, one kiss after the other

2022-2026

Cardboard and adhesive vinyl

28.94 x 23.62 x 4.72 inches

73.5 x 60 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Are you ok??!???????

2026

Textiles, quartz clock movements, batteries, foam and plastic

155.51 x 23.23 x 4.72 inches

395 x 59 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Are you ok??!????????

2026

Textiles, quartz clock movements, batteries, foam and plastic

155.51 x 23.23 x 4.72 inches

395 x 59 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Are you ok??!?????????

2026

Textiles, quartz clock movements, batteries, foam and plastic

155.51 x 23.23 x 4.72 inches

395 x 59 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Divorced, father of two. We met twice. He confessed he was not in love with the man he was seeing. Their sex was good, but I made him do things he wouldn’t do like to kiss on a first date. He would send me pictures of the sunset after work. They were beautiful to him, and that was beautiful to me. We said goodbye on the phone, one kiss after the other.

2022-2026

Cardboard and adhesive vinyl

20.47 x 17.32 x 4.72 inches

52 x 44 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Divorced, father of two. We met twice. He was seeing a man he was not in love with. He wasn’t sure if he wanted to commit. I made him do things he wouldn’t do like kissing on a first date. He told me he liked the sound of my voice and I called him a bastard for being so tender, so loving. We said goodbye on the phone, one kiss after the other

2022-2026

Cardboard and adhesive vinyl

15.75 x 21.65 x 4.72 inches

40 x 55 x 12 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué
House of Gaga ❧ Café Por Qué

Bruno Zhu

Divorced, father of two. We met twice. He was seeing another man. He was not in love with him. He said I could make him do things he wouldn’t do like kissing on a first date. He said I was dangerous, and I said he was dangerous too. He liked the sound of my voice, and I liked the risk he took by listening to it. We said goodbye on the phone, one kiss after the other

2022-2026

Cardboard and adhesive vinyl

25 x 21.06 x 4.92 inches

63.5 x 53.5 x 12.5 cm

Installation
views

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

2001
Pastel on paper
66.5 × 51.5 cm (framed)

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

2004
Pastel on paper

13.11 × 18.9 inches 33.3 × 48 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1983
Ink on paper
6.69 × 9.45 inches 17 × 24 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1986
Charcoal on paper

10.12 × 14.29 inches 25.7 × 36.3 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Para Edwarda

1981
Charcoal and ink on paper 11.81 × 9.06 inches
30 × 23 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Color pencils on paper

13.78 × 13.78 inches 35 × 35 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1984
Charcoal on paper

9.84 × 13.39 inches 25 × 34 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1988
Ink on paper
11.97 × 8.98 inches 30.4 × 22.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Pompeyana

1987
Silkscreen
22.05 × 17.52 inches 56 × 44.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Izzy Orts

1987
Silkscreen
62 × 49 cm (framed)

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Terciopelo

1987
Silkscreen
22.05 × 17.6 inches 56 × 44.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Silkscreen
15.75 × 19.61 inches 40 × 49.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Pastel on paper

12.52 × 9.37 inches 31.8 × 23.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Gab’s, Juan José, Rosa, Edwarda

n.d.
Mixed media
9.57 × 8.27 inches 24.3 × 21 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

A Jimmy the Magestic

1983
Ink on paper
9.45 × 6.69 inches 24 × 17 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Mixed media
16.14 × 23.31 inches 41 × 59.2 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Mixed media
23.23 × 16.54 inches 59 × 42 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Mixed media
23.23 × 16.54 inches 59 × 42 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Graphite on paper

9.69 × 12.6 inches 24.6 × 32 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Pastel on paper

11.02 × 8.46 inches 28 × 21.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1999
Ink on paper
12.01 × 9.06 inches 30.5 × 23 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Marker on paper

11.65 × 8.27 inches 29.6 × 21 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Ink on paper
7.95 × 10.91 inches 20.2 × 27.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Charcoal and ink on paper 11.02 × 8.43 inches
28 × 21.4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1983
Mixed media
14.17 × 14.17 inches 36 × 36 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1983
Ink on paper
7.87 × 10.63 inches 20 × 27 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1982
Charcoal on paper

8.82 × 11.73 inches 22.4 × 29.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

n.d.
Pastel on paper

17.05 × 11.02 inches 43.3 × 28 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Juan José Gurrola

Untitled

1981
Pastel on paper

11.81 × 9.06 inches 30 × 23 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Stupid to Stupid

2018
Toy figures (vinyl, plastic, fabric, sound device), glass cloche, Plexiglas, wood pedestal
12.4 × 12.99 × 12.99 inches
31.5 × 33 × 33 cm
Plinth: 34.06 × 12.99 × 12.99 in / 86.5 × 33 × 33 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Rat Cat Oil Slick Drip Trick

2019
Nodding cat figure (flocked plastic, metal bell, ribbon), rubber rat, oil drum, iridized glass, wood pedestal 14.57 × 15.75 × 15.75 inches
37 × 40 × 40 cm
Plinth: 34.06 × 15.75 × 15.75 in / 86.5 × 40 × 40 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Armchair Investor

2021
Vinyl, plastic, artificial hair, cotton, velvet, foam,
wood, brass, electric light, magnet, 24k gold plated iron )

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Forced to sell artwork from personal collection in order to offset funeral expenses
2022
Mixed media

10.63 × 9.84 × 3.35 inches 27 × 25 × 8.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas
House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Welcome Back!

2022
Mixed media
11.81 × 5.91 × 5.91 inches 30 × 15 × 15 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

The Uninvited Guest

2015
Mixed media
11.81 × 9.06 × 5.12 inches 30 × 23 × 13 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

Untitled (Collectable Cat Plate & Wall-Mounting Plate Hanger)

2015
Mixed media

17.32 × 12.99 × 7.87 inches 44 × 33 × 20 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Dibujos en papel │ Esculturas

Danny McDonald

The Viewing

2022
Frankenstein action figures (plastic, cloth, paint), pedestal 14.25 × 18 × 33.25 inches
36.2 × 45.7 × 84.5 cm

Fable of the Rabbit

By Luis Felipe Fabre after Calvin Marcus

Listen carefully to the fable of the rabbit:

 

once upon a time there was a rabbit

and then once upon a time there were

many rabbits

and then

 

twice upon a time there was a rabbit

and then

there were many rabbits many times.

 

Once upon a time there was a carrot

that was many carrots

because no carrot occurs only once.

 

Once upon a time there was

a rabbit that ate all the carrots

many times: once again upon a time there was a rabbit

 

that was another rabbit that ate all the carrots

except one: once upon a time there was one carrot less

in the world

 

and the world was less world

and that one carrot less

was

 

all the carrots

except that carrot which no rabbit ate:

 

once upon a time there was no carrot in the world

and once upon a time many times

there was no rabbit

 

and once upon a time there was no once

 

only the grass growing in spite of everything:

the grass which, being singular, is plural

like a rabbit that once there was.

Installation
views

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on linen canvas, screen printing ink on muslin

79 x 109 1/2 inches

200.7 x 278.1 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole
House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on linen canvas, screen printing ink on muslin

81 x 112 inches

205.7 x 284.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

35 x 29 inches

88.9 x 73.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

35 x 31 inches

88.9 x 78.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

37 x 31 inches

94 x 78.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

33 x 31 inches

83.8 x 78.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

37 x 31 inches

94 x 78.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

35 x 31 inches

88.9 x 78.7 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Rabbit Hole

Untitled

2026

Gesso, charcoal, vinyl paint, watercolor on canvas

Framed Dimensions:

35 x 31 inches

88.9 x 78.7 cm

Presenting, in no particular order or ceremony, works from the Gaga storage:

The why does it all happen to me experience, 2010
EDITION, REPETITION, COMPETITION AND JEWELRY OF FLOWERS AND REDEMPTION, 2013
The New World: Application for Turtle Island, 2014
LOYALTIES, 2016
The Prototype, 2019
El Comercio de los Lamentos Finos, 2023

Works

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House of Gaga ❧ Storage
House of Gaga ❧ Storage

Gaga presents “Viral Flooring”, Nicolas Ceccaldi’s new pastels. One of the two dominant motifs here are close-ups on feet cropped from famous paintings. This motif is repeated across the room and punctuated by another recurring motif, variations on the portrait of the same man, copied from a pastel by Rosalba Carriera. In the versions exhibited here, the sitter’s benevolent expression has been slightly intensified in order to achieve an equivocal effect. His enquiring gaze is directed at eye level, assumably towards the feet: Where are they headed to and who sets them in motion? Are those poses determined by muscle tension or by the floor’s properties? This raises vast and difficult questions on the topic of free will. Perhaps the foot poses depicted here are mere whirlpools forming and drifting across the surface of the endlessly complex stream of reality.

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House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Aurora

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Virgin of the Rocks III

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

The Birth of Venus II

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

The Birth of Venus I

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Love and Psyche

2026

Pastel on museum board

Framed Dimensions:

37.4 x 34.45 x 1.57 inches

95 x 87.5 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

The First Fruits of Earth Offered to Saturn

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Consul Leblond I

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Consul Leblond II

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Roger Freeing Angelica

2026

Pastel on museum board

Framed Dimensions:

42.91 x 31.1 x .98 inches

109 x 79 x 2.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

David the Shepherd

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Consul Leblond III

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

The Creation of Adam

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Consul Leblond IV

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring
House of Gaga ❧ Viral Flooring

Bathsheba

2026

Pastel on museum board

40.16 x 31.1 inches

102 x 79 cm

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Celeste rumbo a la escuela

1996

Copper

24.8 x 16.54 x 9.84 inches

63 x 42 x 25 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧
House of Gaga ❧ ❧

El Rey

1999

Hammered brass with amethyst

59.06 x 34.65 x 14.17 inches

150 x 88 x 36 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧
House of Gaga ❧ ❧

La Reina

1999

Hammered brass, rock crystal, and electroformed copper

66.14 x 24.41 x 11.02 inches

168 x 62 x 28 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧

Etruscan Pin

1981

Hammered brass, embossed and granulated

71.93 x 17.83 x 4.65 inches

182.7 x 45.3 x 11.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧

Monstruo Marino

1998

Copper and hammered brass

27.17 x 45.67 x 19.29 inches

69 x 116 x 49 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧
House of Gaga ❧ ❧

Purepecha Rattlesnake

1995

Woven copper chain with cast copper pendant

185 × 25 1/4 × 7 7/8 in

469.9 × 64.1 × 20 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ❧

How to write about Cosima von Bonin’s work? Or, rather, how not to write about Cosima von Bonin’s work?

I suspect that, first of all, I must not commit the misstep of asking what a lamppost standing upright inside an art gallery means. And, above all, under no circumstances, should I attempt to answer that glaringly inappropriate question.

Nor should I also refrain from writing anything about those stuffed dachshunds that so charmingly cross the gallery, or about those enormous bulldogs covered in leopard print?

Nothing.

For Cosima knows how to say nothing in her work.

But isn’t saying nothing already saying too much in these times when artworks basically say and say and say?

Perhaps if I had the modesty to simply try to describe Cosima’s work without falling into the traps of discourse and interpretation, I might be able to say something: to write, for example, that most of the artworks that make up The Ritz are made from fabrics of the most diverse origins, from Japanese fishing boat flags to luxurious Hermès towels, whose patterns, weaves, prints, and motifs function as strokes of a drawing foreign to their origin—for to say this is to say nothing.

But what a difference there is between not saying and not saying!

Cosima knows how not to say, just as that bison, drawn millennia ago on the walls of the cave, knows how not to say.

How not to write that entering The Ritz is like entering a cave painted by Paleolithic people thirty thousand years ago, but inside thirty thousand years from now, but now: insistent images of animals whose meaning has been lost over time and its catastrophes.

And yet, in their not saying, Cosima’s works articulate a language through the power of repetition, rhythm, references, insistence, and silence. If instead of Spanish I knew how to speak Octopus, read Leopard, write in Whale, perhaps I would have managed to bark something, moo something, cackle something, purr something true about it.

How, then, to write about Cosima von Bonin’s work. Or, rather, how not to write about Cosima von Bonin’s work. How to say and not say those plastic affections that resist words like the love of a dog.

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House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 11 (Lightbulb Version)

2025

Lightbulbs, steel, wood, electric cables, acrylic

97.24 x 43.31 x 6.89 inches

247 x 110 x 17.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

Earl Swanigan

Look

Painting on wood

32 x 45 in
81.3 x 114.3 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

Privato

2010

Iron, lacquer

11.81 x 43.31 inches

30 x 110 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Daffy Formula (Daffy’s Sewing Pattern Version 1)

2025

Wrapping paper, wood, adhesive tape, wall paint, pencil, glue

59.45 x 48.03 inches

151 x 122 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Daffy Formula (Daffy’s Sewing Pattern Version 2)

2025

Wrapping paper, wood, adhesive tape, wall paint, pencil, glue

59.45 x 48.03 inches

151 x 122 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Daffy Formula (Daffy’s Sewing Pattern Version 3)

2025

Wrapping paper, wood, adhesive tape, wall paint, pencil, glue

59.45 x 48.03 inches

151 x 122 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 12 (Mexico City Pylon Version)

2025

Electric cables, wood

236.22 x 7.87 inches

600 x 20 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 7 (Silk Cheetah Bulldog with Box Version)

2025

Silk, polyfill, foam, wood, mirrors

Dog 53.15 x 51.57 x 21.26 inches

135 x 131 x 54 cm

Box 47.64 x 35.83 x 10.43 inches

121 x 91 x 26.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 3 (Dogs go to Heaven, Lucky Luke & Meth Version)

2025

Velvet, linen, fleece, acrylic, pencil, screen print

83.66 x 69.69 x 1.57 inches

212.5 x 177 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 8 (Cheetah Dachshund & Roller Skates Version)

2025

Silk-Velvet, polyfill, cotton wool, cardboard, rubber, steel

98.43 x 20.47 x 11.81 inches

250 x 52 x 30 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 9 (Black Velvet Dachshund & Rimowa Version)

2025

Velvet, polyfill, cotton wool, cardboard, aluminum

78.74 x 11.81 inches

250 x 50 x 23 cm

Briefcase 18.5 x 15.35 x 2.95 inches

47 x 39 x 7.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Sloth Conservation Society (Sloth Rabbit & Therapeutic Rhino Version)

2010-2026

Mohair, polyfill, cotton, therapeutic Rhino by Renate Müller 1967

Rabbit 62.99 x 60.63 x 23.62 inches

160 x 154 x 60 cm

Rhino 31.1 x 17.32 x 12.99 inches

79 x 44 x 33 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 2 (All Dogs go to Heaven Version)

2025

Linen, cotton, fleece, pencil, screen print

73.23 x 55.51 x 1.57 inches

186 x 141 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 4 (Cheetah & Daffy Duck Version)

2025

Velvet, linen, fleece, terry cloth

80.71 x 75.59 x 1.57 inches

205 x 192 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 6 (Grey Drunk-Mohair Bulldog with Box Version)

2025

Mohair, polyfill, foam, wood, acrylic

Dog 52.95 x 51.97 x 27.56 inches

134.5 x 132 x 70 cm

Box 47.83 x 36.22 x 10.43 inches

121.5 x 92 x 26.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 5 (All Dogs go to Heaven Silk Velvet Version)

2025

Silk velvet, velvet, fleece, cotton

80.31 x 61.81 x 1.57 inches

204 x 157 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

Drunk Octopus wants to fight

2025

Polish aluminum, wall painting

Octopus 23.62 x 25.59 x 12.6 inches

60 x 65 x 32 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz
House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 1 (Deputy Dawg’s Hat & Last Supper Version)

2025

Velvet, cotton, fleece

85.63 x 59.06 x 1.57 inches

217.5 x 150 x 4 cm

House of Gaga ❧ The Ritz

The Ritz 10 (Whale with Violet Chair, Sausage & Whip Version)

2025

Velvet, linen, polyfill, cardboard, leather, sand, felt, wood, rubber, horse hair, silver, steel

chair 27.95 x 21.06 x 22.44 inches

71 x 53.5 x 57 cm

whale 33.46 x 27.56 x 25.2 inches

85 x 70 x 64 cm

For his third exhibition at Gaga, Peter Fischli begins with arrivals. On entry, peculiar trains roll into view. Trackless Trains(2025), each composed of two motifs—a locomotive and a coach—are reproduced and coupled into elongated, modular formations. Some of Fischli’s trains seem to stand still while others rush past—collaged as if compressed—creating illusions of speed and artistry. Even as they follow a single linear metal guardrail fixed to the wall, the composition runs in double tracks—train composition and artistic composition—each turning the other into its subject. Since its emergence in the nineteenth century, train travel has symbolized not just physical journeys but mental voyages along imaginative routes. Today, fitted with street-legal tires, the tank locomotive shuttles tourists from one location to another. Within its windowless cars, the external world itself becomes the main attraction, ideal for photographs unobstructed by any reflection. A single loop around the Zócalo—passing the National Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the giant flag—transforms these landmarks into prime backdrops for the “I’m-in-Mexico-City” selfie. The nostalgic design of these tourist vehicles has become a global standard. This skeuomorphic feature reflects a universal longing, akin to smartphone filters that emulate vintage aesthetics. Yet these trains are merely empty shells, visual echoes stripped of steam and rails. That absence invites reflection on authenticity and nostalgia, and the absence prompts us to consider what remains once form is severed from function. As the train completes its circuit of the gallery, the question returns to us as a loop: what’s left to see when originality has run out of steam?

Picking up on this very question, the video Cinema (2024) traverses scenes captured in the subway networks of Hangzhou, New York, and Zurich, at times inverted or anonymized. Although some sequences were shot on location, the recurring moiré patterns indicate that other film material was recorded indirectly from screens. Jump cuts between a personal travelogue and found footage let one’s sense of direction falter. The film interrogates the camera’s transformative impact on our perception of reality while referencing foundational moments in cinema history, notably Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat (1897), the 50-second silent film by the Lumière brothers. Cinema also echoes Dziga Vertov’s dynamic train sequences in Man with a Movie Camera (1929) by employing skewed angles and fragmented perspectives. By appropriating avant-garde cinematic techniques, Cinema presents a topsy-turvy exploration of the contemporary, globalized metropolis, a critical reflection that highlights circulation, repetition, and the relentless energy of perpetual flux. Like the trackless trains, the film runs in a loop, a gentle whirl of transit, mostly underground, whose spa-soft soundtrack works like a sonic undertow, transporting us away from what is depicted: the draining reality of the daily commute.

From subway to subculture, this double track sets the stage for Rehearsal (2023), a sound installation in the gallery courtyard, heard as faint, muffled audio rising through a steel grate from the access shaft below. The sound suggests a band practicing in a basement, as if something underground were about to surface. Barely audible, the piece tests what counts as “underground,” spatially and culturally, crossfading between the perceived and the impending, between the present and what has yet to surface in the city’s cultural landscape. A fleeting, poetic moment for the ear, Rehearsal hints at the private, often overlooked space of artistic becoming: practice before performance, process before product. The imagined jam space belowground stands in for the infrastructure that sustains not only creative labor but also urban life itself.

In the new vitrine sculpture, Silhouettes(2025), narrow paper strips stand upright on spread-out sheets of A4 office paper. Using this standard stock as its base, the vitrine stages a room within a room, less a white-cube model than an office mock-up. At first glance, the stencil-like slips could be an audio trace, a failed polygraph, or a pocket Rorschach test. Look again and they resolve into ninety-degree rotations of mirrored skylines. The mirroring makes sense for Manhattan, ringed by water, and seems faintly absurd for other cities until one recalls how metropolitan real estate everywhere aspires to “waterfront” status. What is reflected in this artwork is the template nature of cities themselves: crisp silhouettes of signature buildings ready for coffee mugs, tote bags, or forearm tattoos—the metropolis as trademark outline. The term “silhouette” matters here. It traces back to the French finance minister Étienne de Silhouette, whose 1750s austerity measures made his name shorthand for all things cheap. Shadow portraits—affordable when painted likenesses were not—carried the term into popular use. Silhouettes turns back to Étienne by offering an economy of outlines for cities that, having branded themselves alike, now coexist as shadows of what they once were.

Andreas Selg

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House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

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House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Works

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Rehearsal

2023

Steel grate, boombox with the recording of the band One-Two-Three

19.29 x 47.24 inches

49 x 120 cm

Edition 3/6, 2AP

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House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Untitled (Brochure Box 2)

2020

Bronze

12.4 x 14.37 x 2.95 inches

31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M1

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 82.09 inches

67 x 208.5 cm

3 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Train M2

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 82.09 inches

67 x 208.5 cm

3 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Untitled (Brochure Box 5)

2020

Bronze

12.4 x 14.37 x 2.95 inches

31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Train M3

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 109.45 inches

67 x 278 cm

4 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M4

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 136.81 inches

67 x 347.5 cm

5 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M5

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 164.17 inches

67 x 417 cm

6 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M6

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 164.17 inches

67 x 417 cm

6 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Untitled (Brochure Box 7)

2020

Bronze

12.4 x 14.37 x 2.95 inches

31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M7

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 164.17 inches

67 x 417 cm

6 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M8

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 218.9 inches

67 x 556 cm

8 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M9

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 246.26 inches

67 x 625.5 cm

9 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M10

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 246.26 inches

67 x 625.5 cm

9 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Untitled (Brochure Box 6)

2020

Bronze

12.4 x 14.37 x 2.95 inches

31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

(Inv# PF25-018)

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Silhouettes

2025

Ink,oil and glue on paper, wood

34.25 x 48.03 x 33.86 inches

87 x 122 x 86 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M11

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 300.98 inches

67 x 764.5 cm

11 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Untitled (Brochure Box 18)

2020

Bronze

12.4 x 14.37 x 2.95 inches

31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN
House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Trackless Trains M12

2025

Collaged silkscreen mounted on aluminum panels

26.38 x 54.72 inches

67 x 139 cm

2 panels

House of Gaga ❧ ADICIÓN, SUSTRACCIÓN, MULTIPLICACIÓN

Peter Fischli

Cinema (Subway)

2024

HD video recorded with acrylic cell phone, black and white, sound, 26 min 50sec, loop.

Edition 1/6, 1AP

Installation
views

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión
House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Works

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Heji Shin

The Evening Stars

2024

Inkjet print, framed

Framed dimensions 53.43 x 79.69 x 2.36 inches

135.7 x 202.4 x 6 cm

Edition of 3, 2AP

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Heji Shin

Muerte en vida

2024

Inkjet print, framed

Framed Dimensions: 53.43 x 79.69 x 2.36 inches

135.7 x 202.4 x 6 cm

Edition of 3, 2AP

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Heji Shin

Entanglement

2024

Inkjet print, framed

Framed Dimensions: 79.69 x 60.04 x 2.36 inches

202.4 x 152.5 x 6 cm

Edition of 3, 2AP

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Karla Kaplun

Vanidad de Vanidades

2025

Oil on linen

78.74 x 70.87 inches

200 x 180 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Karla Kaplun

Milia de querubines

2025

Glazed ceramic fired at high temperature

ø 7.68 inches

30 cm

7.09 inches

18 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Elizabeth Englander

Yogini no.18

2022

Wood, paint

43 x 28 x 12 inches

109.2 x 71.1 x 30.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Elizabeth Englander

Yogini no.22

2023

Wood, paint, fake fur

38 x 33 x 13 inches

96.5 x 83.8 x 33 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Elizabeth Englander

Yogini no.23

2023

Wood, paint

56 x 26 x 20 inches

142.2 x 66 x 50.8 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Elizabeth Englander

Yogini no.30

2023

Wood, paint, yarn

32 x 25 x 14 inches

81.3 x 63.5 x 35.6 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Emily Sundblad

Anemones

2025

Oil on canvas, steel frame

22.05 x 19.29 x 1.69 inches

56 x 49 x 4.3 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Emily Sundblad

My Horse

2025

Oil on canvas, steel frame

22.05 x 16.54 x 1.77 inches

56 x 42 x 4.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Emily Sundblad

Sun Valley

2025

Oil on canvas, steel and wooden frame

23.23 x 17.32 x 1.77 inches

59 x 44 x 4.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Emily Sundblad

Young Witch in Capri

2025

Oil on canvas, steel frame

17.91 x 14.96 x 1.77 inches

45.5 x 38 x 4.5 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Genoveva Filipovic

El Súper Elástico

2024

Polyurethane foam, couduroy

Variable dimensions

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Calvin Marcus

Untitled

2024

Oil on canvas

31.5 x 23.62 x 2.36 inches

80 x 60 x 6 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

A Contract Signed in Lip Gloss

2023

Gouache and ink on paper; framed

22.44 x 28.35 inches

57 x 72 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

Emancipated Girl Group on the Red Carpet

2023

Gouache, ink and pencil on board; framed

22.44 x 28.35 inches

57 x 72 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

Family

2023

Gouache, ink and pencil on board; framed

22.44 x 28.35 inches

57 x 72 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

Hollywood Girl

2023

Gouache, ink and pencil on board; framed

22.44 x 28.35 inches

57 x 72 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

Homunculus (L)

2023

Acrylic and marker on Duralar, gouache on MDF, silkscreen on Formica, MDF, and aluminum pan

42.52 x 19.29 x 22.83 inches

108 x 49 x 58 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Julien Ceccaldi

Ma Chérie La Poupée

2023

Gouache and ink on board; framed

22.44 x 28.35 inches

57 x 72 cm

House of Gaga ❧ Gagalajara: Una revisión

Matthew Langan-Peck

PV trunk

2024

Plywood, flasche paint, plexiglass

31.89 x 39.76 x 31.89 inches

81 x 101 x 81 cm