NIT DE L’ART

ANOMALIE gallery

Palma - Sept 19th 2026

 

Why do we cross a city to see what others have created?
How can something deeply personal to an artist mean so much to a total stranger?
Sometimes a work of art draws us IN before we even have the words to explain why. Another person’s way of seeing can expand our own and create new layers of possibilities.
For Nit de l’Art on 19 September 2026, Anomalie Studio Gallery brought together Joan Pol, Patrick Guino and Nathalie Vin in a one-night exhibition of painting, sculpture and mixed media...
Three artists. Three worlds. One night...


Joan Pol

His art draws us inward through colour, texture and layered surfaces. His paintings carry the memory of the Mediterranean into an inner landscape, somewhere between place and feeling. Rhythm, harmony and silence enter the work like a visual score. There is a quiet intensity here: what appears still begins to unfold as we stay with it, and a landscape becomes something we experience within ourselves”.


Patrick Guino

works with stone as though weight were a temporary condition. In his sculptures, marble bends, opens and rises; light enters the gaps, and empty space becomes part of the form. They seem rooted in an ancient material while reaching towards something still unknown. The solidity we expect begins to feel fluid, leaving the impression that something within the stone has been set free.


Nathalie Vin

In her own mixed-media work, fragments, numbers, codes and symbols form a language to decipher. Glass, gold, holograms and computer components give physical form to questions that move from the smallest detail to the cosmic, from matter to the metaphysical. I often put humanity on a hot seat, questioning our ambitions, our contradictions and the consequences of what we create  ...

A big thank you to all the visitors who came, the ones who selected Anomalie has a gallery stopper throughout this wonderful and effervescent evening dedicated to art… 
Next year, same place, same time —  "Always expect the unexpected!"

 

 

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