Galleries
AULIAK’s work lives well in quiet, white spaces where the air around the images matters as much as the images themselves.
Galleries looking for black & white photography with a slightly unsettling tenderness often place these works between photography, performance and theatre.
Why show AULIAK
The work sits in a place where staged photography, performance and intimacy overlap.
The recurring absence of faces creates a strong visual identity, while the gestures and domestic settings keep the pieces close to lived experience.
For some galleries, AULIAK works as a focused solo show.
For others, it becomes a quiet but precise counterpoint inside group exhibitions about the body, identity, masks, the domestic or the unseen.
Series & exhibition formats
The different series can be shown as self-contained universes or woven together in one narrative line.
Each set of works has its own mood, but they share a common language of faceless presences, gestures and quiet tension.
- Single-series shows (for example: Entegonia or The Cage) with a strong, coherent atmosphere.
- Combined series that trace a journey through different “characters”: cones, masks, boxes, animal-headed couples.
- Smaller, focused presentations inside a larger group exhibition, with just a few key works.
Working together
Each collaboration with a gallery starts with the space and the context: how the rooms feel, what other artists are present, what the exhibition wants to say.
From there, we define which series and works will live best in your programme.
- Selection of works based on floorplans, photos or a visit, when possible.
- Clear edition structure, with copies reserved for gallery shows when needed.
- Support with texts, images and material for your communication and press.
- Possibility of the artist being present for openings, talks or meetings with collectors, depending on timing and location.
If you are considering an exhibition
If you feel that AULIAK could live well in your programme, we can talk through possible series, see how they might inhabit your rooms and share detailed information about editions and available works.