One Wall · One Artist · One Judgment
Every week, a single wall inside Kou Gallery becomes the core of a unique artistic experiment: one artist is presented to the public, invited to be observed, discovered, and evaluated.
A simple, almost minimal gesture—yet one that opens unexpected spaces for dialogue, reflection, and encounter.
What Wall Is
Wall is an initiative dedicated to contemporary art, conceived in a light, agile format to give emerging artists direct and immediate visibility.
But it is not only a platform for new talent: it also offers established artists the opportunity to present new, unpublished works or experimental projects that have never been shown before.
Its Essence: One Wall, One Story
The idea is simple and powerful: a main wall, transformed each week into a blank page to be filled with one to five artworks.
Alongside the works, a video system introduces the artist and their practice, while an electronic voting system allows visitors to express their judgment and actively shape the experience.
Wall is not merely an exhibition: it is an open conversation between artist and audience, a laboratory of perception and participation.
A New Way to Experience Contemporary Art
Through Wall, visitors can explore new languages and trends in real time, discovering artists they may not yet know and engaging with works created in the immediacy of the present.
The act of voting is more than a preference—it becomes a contribution to the collective narrative of contemporary art, to its movement and evolution.
A Space Open to Everyone
Wall was created with a clear intention: to build an inclusive and accessible environment where every artist—regardless of background, age, or experience—can express themselves and find an audience ready to engage.
A wall that welcomes, a gallery that opens, a community that participates.