Hiroe Saeki

Hiroe Saeki — 2026-02-03T12:32:04Z

India Art Fair, 2026

Venue: NSIC Exhibition Grounds, New Delhi
Booth: A04, Galerie Isa
Dates: 5-8 February

Hiroe Saeki — 2026-01-21T18:11:25Z

THE SPACE IN BETWEEN, 2025-2026
Venue: 171 Gallery in Luzern, Switzerland
Dates: 27 November - 17 January

- Installation

Hiroe Saeki — 2026-01-21T16:44:46Z

Art Mumbai, 2025
Venue: Mahalaxmi Racecourse
Booth: C22, Galerie Isa
Dates: 13 - 16 November

- Installation

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-12-16T18:09:20Z

Quantum #1 , 2025
Pencil, water colour, acrylic ink, gouache
and gold leaf on paper mounted on wooden panel
Diptych, 40 x 40 x 3 cm each
Collection of the Artist

- Work

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-12-16T10:46:25Z

Quantum #2 , 2025

Pencil, water colour, acrylic ink, gouache
and gold leaf on paper mounted on wooden panel
Diptych, 40 x 40 x 3 cm each

Collection of the Artist

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-12-16T10:37:50Z

Quantum #3, 2025

Pencil, water colour, acrylic ink, gouache
and gold leaf on paper mounted on wooden panel
Diptych, 40 x 40 x 3 cm each

Collection of the Artist

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-12-16T10:30:36Z

Shift #1-#4, 2025

Pencil, water colour, acrylic ink, gouache
and gold leaf on paper mounted on wooden panel
Set of 4, 38 x 45.5 x 2 cm each

Collection of the Artist

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-12-10T10:10:38Z

THE SPACE IN BETWEEN

https://171gallery.com/exhibitions/...

Dates: 27 November - 14 February 2026
Venue: 171 Gallery
Pfistergasse 15, 6003, Luzern, Switzerland

171 Gallery announces its inaugural exhibition The Spaces In Between, opening on Thursday, 27 November 2025 in the Old City of Lucerne. The exhibition brings together works by Nicole Henning, Keiko Kimoto, Lipp & Leuthold, Claudia Limacher, Kai Matussik, René Odermatt, Hiroe Saeki, Pascal Sterchi, Ann Tracy and Jörg Wiele.

Through painting, sculpture and drawing, The Spaces In Between considers how form, perception and absence intersect. The exhibition focuses on the intervals that give structure to experience, the subtle shifts in awareness that occur between one state and another. Each artist approaches this idea through distinct material vocabularies, examining the balance between stillness and movement, solidity and openness, gesture and restraint.

The works invite a mode of looking that is both concentrated and responsive. They suggest that intimacy arises not only through proximity, but through sustained attention, through the quiet recognition of presence and the awareness of distance as an active field rather than a void.

Referencing the Japanese concept of Ma (間), understood as the relational space that defines both object and experience, The Spaces In Between proposes that meaning is shaped not by what is filled, but by what remains unarticulated.

As its first exhibition, The Spaces In Between introduces 171 Gallery's program, which is committed to supporting contemporary artistic practice through research, dialogue and cross-disciplinary collaboration. The gallery aims to build a context in which material, thought and process coexist, a space that values reflection as much as production.

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-07-20T08:32:06Z

SURFACE, TIME, MEMORY, ILLUSION, 2025
Venue: Galerie Isa, Mumbai
Dates: 10 July - 23 August

- Installation

SURFACE, MEMORY, ILLUSION / Press release / 2025

Hiroe Saeki — 2025-07-03T13:15:38Z

Curated by Jamila Adeli

Venue: Galerie Isa
Dates: 10 July - 23 August, 2025

Text by: Priyanka R. Khanna

Galerie ISA is proud to present a Summer group show titled ‘Surface, Time, Memory, Illusion',
Curated by Jamila Adeli. The show spotlights the work of a diverse roster of artists from India and
across the world.

Known for their abstractions of form and a proclivity for minimalism, these artists represent a
multiplicity in practice, dimensionality and theory. But running through their works are common
threads—-an exploration of materiality, the tension within liminal spaces, a spotlight on the cycle of nature and a challenge to engage and explore beyond just the surface.

These artists use material tension and heightened surface textures to bring into focus a play of light, palette and the whimsy of illusion.

Hiroe Saeki's (b. 1978, Osaka Japan) narrative-focused, delicate works also reference nature and its
mysteries. Using dripping Japanese ink and the pencil, her monochromatic works represent the cycle of life, a renewed understanding of self, and her journey through an existential crisis.

While these artists are moulding classic disciplines and traditions in very individual ways, a shared
commitment to provocation is what unites them. Through elements of mark-making, repetition and material tension, they open up a space for deep contemplation, a challenge to see beyond, and to view and interpret these works on an intensely personal level.