Gedi Sibony presents "The Invisible Point" at Greene Naftali in New York, an exhibition featuring sculptures made from remnants and castoffs that aggregate toward the center of the gallery. The artist describes the process as adaptive, driven by intuitive momentum and organized through allegorical structure, with background landscapes depicting interacting beings that emerge from and create their own conditions.
The exhibition matters because it continues Sibony's exploration of found materials and spatial relationships, challenging traditional notions of sculpture and installation art. By using discarded objects and emphasizing intuitive creation, Sibony invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between art and everyday life, and how meaning can emerge from seemingly random assemblies.