Entre Líneas at Proyecto REME, Barcelona

There are works that are not fully revealed.
They don’t shout. They don’t demand immediate attention.
They inhabit an intermediate zone, a space of displacement where things are not said, but are not silenced either.
They insinuate themselves. They fragment. They place themselves between the lines.

This exhibition brings together artists whose practices move in this ambiguous terrain: between the visible and the hidden, the formal and the narrative, the material and the conceptual.
Their works don’t illustrate a message, but rather open up a possibility.
They propose relationships, tensions, voids, fissures.

“Entre Líneas” is not articulated as a closed theme, but as a shared atmosphere.
A way of being in the world—and in art—where detours, the minimal gesture, or doubt construct meaning.

There are plays of scale, weight, rhythm.
There are silences, folds, interruptions.
There are bodies that fold, materials that resist, symbols that never quite come together.
And in that uncertain—but intensely present—space, something is activated:
a way of seeing that doesn’t seek to resolve, but rather to accompany.

With works by: Pablo de Lillo, Stine Deja, Joyce Ho, Erika Hock, Erris Huigens, Xenia Lesniewski, Gizela Mickiewicz, Octavi Serra, Cristina Stolhe, Julia Taszycka.

ABOUT

Proyecto Reme is like Mr. Potato Head.

A basic structure that dismantles, reassembles, and reinvents itself depending on the exhibition, the moment, or the energy within it. It has no fixed identity, but rather a constant willingness to change: sometimes serious, sometimes playful, sometimes minimal, sometimes radical. It is a modular, flexible space that believes in the power of transformation without the need for over explanation.

Proyecto Reme doesn’t seek to represent a clear line. It prefers to be the place where things are mixed, tested, and fragmented. Where forms can mutate, and stories don’t need to be closed.