Nancy Lupo's exhibition "Meow Meow Real Estate" opens at the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation in London's Chelsea neighborhood, curated by Vittoria de Franchis. The show shares its title with Lupo's first novel, which follows a woman searching for an apartment—a quest that is both literal and existential. The foundation's Victorian architecture serves as the bourgeois dwelling central to the narrative.
This exhibition matters because it merges visual art with literary fiction, using the gallery space itself as a character in the story. Lupo's work explores themes of domesticity, property, and identity, reflecting contemporary anxieties around housing and belonging. The show also highlights the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation's role in supporting interdisciplinary, narrative-driven art in London.