The Albertina announces 'Motherscapes', a 2025 exhibition by Leiko Ikemura
3 February 2025
From 21 November 2025 – 8 February 2026, the Albertina presents 'Motherscapes', an exhibition by Leiko Ikemura.
This exhibition presents a crosssection of the oeuvre of Leiko Ikemura. Known for poetically powerful works in which she unites Western and Eastern influences, this Japanese-Swiss artist devotes herself to themes such as femininity, transformation, and identity.
Ikemura translates the fragility and mystery of human existence into images at once universal and deeply personal. Her oeuvre stands out for its surrealist visual language and ranges from luminous paintings to reduced drawings and on to sculptures done in glazed terracotta, glass, and bronze.
A central aspect of her output is the close linkage of humankind and nature, expressed not only in the melding of body and landscape but also via the inclusion of hybrid beings.
Find out more via the Albertina.
Image: Leiko Ikemura, Green Scape, 2010, 90 x 120 cm, Oil on jute © Leiko Ikemura 2010 Photo Joerg v Bruchhausen
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