An evening where art, sound, and social energy collide.

The exhibition opens with a cocktail reception that brings together the artists behind the works and the community around them. It’s a moment to meet, exchange, and experience the exhibition in its most vibrant state. Drinks in hand, conversations unfold among artworks, ideas, and impulses that set the tone for what’s to come.

Throughout the night, live performances will activate the space, adding movement, sound, and spontaneity to the exhibition. These moments appear and disappear, blurring the line between audience and action, and turning the opening into a shared, evolving experience.

The evening also marks the official launch of ChAI ShOP GARAGE RADIO, a new year broadcasting from the in-between spaces of culture, music, and experimentation. More than a radio, it’s a living channel—raw, curious, and independent—giving voice to artists, collaborators, and unexpected encounters.

Expect an atmosphere that’s informal yet charged, creative yet relaxed. An opening not just to look, but to listen, connect, and be part of the moment as it happens.

 

PIZ PULS AN INTERDISCIPLINARY EXHIBITION IN ST. MORITZ CREATED BY DIEGO AND ALEXEJA ART & DESIGN STUDIO

We cannot stop the Time.

Revolution continues…

Inward.

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Yassine Balbzioui / “nāḍĩs”  – Watercolour on cotton paper – 42 x 29 cm

Yassine Balbzioui is a Moroccan painter whose work blends figuration, symbolism, and elements drawn from popular culture and everyday life. Known for his bold imagery and expressive style, his paintings explore identity, social dynamics, and the tension between tradition and contemporary experience. He lives and works in Marrakesh, Morocco and travels worldwide with exhibitions, workshops and art residencies.

 

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ellebannA / “Quark”  – Performance

A visionary performing arts platform directed by Annabelle Widman, whose groundbreaking work propels us into the captivating world of the quantum realm. Where art, science and spirituality collide, integration an experimental expression of fantasy, sculpture, costume and movement.

 

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Seraina Feuerstein / “Wall flowers”  – Mixed Media on paper – 30 x 40 cm

Seraina Feuerstein is a Swiss painter born into a long-standing family tradition of artists originating in Ardez, in the Engadin region. This lineage has shaped her sensitivity to material, form, and the continuity of artistic practice across generations. Her work explores painterly processes, atmosphere, and the subtle interplay between memory and perception. Feuerstein lives and works in Zurich, where she continues to develop her distinctive visual language.

 

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Samuele Alfani / “Capitalism”  – Oil on canvas – 90 x 60 cm

Samuele Alfani is an Italian painter and film-maker from Florence. Influenced by the city’s rich artistic heritage, his work engages with contemporary painting through an exploration of form, color, and perspective, introducing to tradition a new window into introspection, melancholy and emotion. He lives and works in Florence, where he continues to develop his practice.

 

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Margherita Chiarva & Noemi Manser / “Subconscious”  – Mixed Media installation – Varible dimensions

Margherita Chiarva was born in Milan, where she lives and works alternating with the island of Ibiza in Spain. Graduated from Central Saint Martins in London, she formed a collective based in Istanbul in 2014 and returned to her hometown where she specializes in silver salt printing research, working manually on film with the use of chemicals development and various analogous methods. Her photographic journey is based mainly on her investigation of manual techniques and a personal revelation through images.
Ibiza has brought her back closer to the earth, and there she started her ceramic studio and artists residence, where traditional handcraft meets the curious minds of our times.

 

Noëmi Manser is a visual artist whose practice spans painting, drawing, sculpture, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her work investigates the transformation of intuitive imagery into structured visual form, exploring themes of balance, metamorphosis, and the tension between inner experience and material reality.

 

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Oliver Conrad / “Warmonger”  – Mixed Media on paper – 90 x 120 cm

Oliver Conrad is a Swiss artist from St. Moritz, Switzerland. His work spans multiple media and is characterised by a thoughtful exploration of his roots through form, material, and context. Rooted in his Alpine background yet shaped by a contemporary perspective, Conrad lives and works in Paris, developing a practice that reflects both place and experimentation on moving images, painting and grand scale multimedia installations.

 

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Nacho Santos / “Minotauro”  – Mixed Media on canvas – 300 x 100 cm

Nacho Santos is a Spanish painter whose work explores color, gesture, and the expressive potential of abstraction combined with iconography from human History. Through an intuitive and process-driven approach, his paintings balance structure and spontaneity, creating spaces that invite contemplation. He lives and works in Madrid, where he continues to develop his artistic practice.
Art and design studies at the London School of Arts, Musée des Arts Décoratifs du Louvre, Paris, Scuola di disegno e pittura in Florence, School of Arts and Crafts in Madrid.

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Beny Steiner / “Untitled”  – Pigment Print – 70 x 50 cm

Beny Steiner is a Swiss photographer whose work focuses on observation, atmosphere, and the poetic qualities of everyday scenes. Through a sensitive and understated visual language, she explores the relationship between place, light, and memory. She lives and works in Switzerland.