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Some installation images from our current exhibition of The Wild Within, in NYC.
Come see the works in person!
10am-6pm every day except Sunday
Leila Heller Gallery
22 East 80th Street (at Madison Ave)
New York, NY
Ryan Koopmans retweeted
Final day to experience The Wild Within by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell at Leila Heller Gallery, New York.
Tomorrow, we welcome @ryankoopmans to ART VOICES for our Season Two finale.
What Remains When Nature Takes Over?
Thursday, October 22 · 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET
Moderated by @JustinGilanyi
Hosted by @FARRAHCARBONELL
Presented by @ARTANDVAULT × @theHUGart × @Art_Domains
RSVP ↓
Opening event last night in Paris at @Danae__io !
It's been such a pleasure to show an artwork of ours with such a great team and to exhibit alongside such great artists!
Building on the curatorial project initiated by @marlenecorbun at Hôtel Le Bristol Paris, the Heterotopies exhibition explores the relationships between place, image, and presence, bringing together works that inhabit spaces both real and imagined.
On view until December 30, 2026
'Resilience'
226 cm x 127 cm (89 × 50 inches)
Opening tonight in Paris!
Building on the curatorial project initiated by @MarleneCorbun at Hôtel Le Bristol Paris, Heterotopies brings together @benjaminbardou , @louispaulcaron , @ivonatau , AlecWaxman, @WenNew_Atelier and The Wild Within by @ryankoopmans & @alicewexell .
The exhibition explores the relationships between place, image, and presence, bringing together works that inhabit spaces both real and imagined.
Seen here:
'Resilience'
Aley, Lebanon, 2025
by Ryan Koopmans & Alice Wexell
226 × 127 cm
Archival pigment print mounted on Dibond, framed in wood
Heterotopies
Opening October 20, 19:00–21:30
On view through December 30, 2026
DANAE Gallery
@Danae__io
17 rue du Bouloi, Paris 1er
Ryan Koopmans retweeted
🌿 What Remains When Nature Takes Over?
For our ART VOICES Season Two finale, we welcome @ryankoopmans to explore architecture, memory, photography, and how digital art reimagines the spaces we leave behind.
🗓 Oct 22 | 6 AM PT · 9 AM ET · 3 PM CEST
🎙 Moderator: @JustinGilanyi
Series Hosts: @FARRAHCARBONELL & @Elena_Zavelev
Presented by @ARTANDVAULT × @theHUGart × @Art_Domains
🎟️ RSVP: luma.com/vuqwzscu
Ryan Koopmans retweeted
Our X banner now features artwork by @ryankoopmans
Explore his work ↓
ryankoopmans.com/
Ryan Koopmans retweeted
I’ve always been fascinated by the way nature reclaims the spaces we leave behind.
This Thursday, we’re closing Season Two of ART VOICES with @ryankoopmans, exploring architecture, memory, photography, and digital art.
Looking forward to this conversation with @JustinGilanyi.
🌿 Oct 22 | 11 AM ET
Join us: campaigns.art.art/artvoices
gm!
One week left in the exhibition!
Installation images from part of our current show in NYC.
On view until October 22, 2026.
Leila Heller Gallery
22 East 80th Street
New York City
Open daily 10am - 6pm except Sundays
'Ignite'
(Genoa, Italy)
Archival pigment print, mounted on Dibond and framed in maple
80 x 45 in. | 203.2 x 114.3 cm
Set within historic Genoa, 'Ignite' traces the metamorphosis of a structure shaped by devotion, refinement, war, and resilience.
Once a medieval place of worship, it was later transformed into a neoclassical villa and eventually repurposed as a healthcare facility.
Its weathered surfaces bear the traces of layered histories, while digitally sculpted and drawn foliage reimagines the space as a place of renewed life.
On view at The Wild Within exhibition
September 10 – October 22
@leilahellergallery
22 East 80th Street
New York City
Open daily 10am - 6pm except Sundays
Ryan Koopmans retweeted
6/7
Ryan Koopmans (b. 1986) and Alice Wexell (b. 1992) are Sweden-based artists whose collaborative practice explores the evolving relationship between architecture, nature, and time. Working together for the past fifteen years, they create works that merge photography, motion, digital reconstruction, and sculptural form to reimagine built environments as living, transformative, and imaginative spaces. Koopmans is a Dutch-Canadian lens-based artist whose work examines architecture, society, and the natural world through geometry, repetition, and colour. Wexell is a Swedish digital artist whose background in animation, coding, and emerging technologies informs the duo's distinctive approach to constructed environments that blur the boundary between the real and the imagined.
Together, they are best known for The Wild Within, an acclaimed body of work that digitally revives historically significant and often abandoned interiors through the introduction of vegetation, light, and motion. Their work has been exhibited internationally and is held in leading private and institutional collections.
opening soon in Paris!
1/7
As we head toward the opening of HETEROTOPIES, our next group show curated by @MarleneCorbun , we want to introduce you to the artists behind it.
@benjaminbardou , @ivonatau , Alec Waxman, @WenNew_Atelier (@KalenIwamoto & @JulienSilvano ) and The Wild Within (@ryankoopmans & @alicewexell): five practices that build places between the real and the imagined. Cities made of memory, landscapes that never quite existed, interiors taken back by nature.
Let's have a look at the artists in the show ⬇️
gm!
'The Wild Within' has been recommended by Brown Harris Stevens as a show to see in NYC.
The exhibition is on view on the Upper East Side through October 22.
gm!🚨
Just over two weeks left to view The Wild Within in New York City.
Thank you to everyone who has visited the exhibition, we’re very grateful for the tremendous response so far.
If you haven’t seen the artworks in person yet, now is the time!
Open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, except Sundays.
Leila Heller Gallery
22 East 80th Street (at Madison Ave)
New York, NY
gm!
'Heights'
Currently on view in our debut NYC solo show.
Exhibition continues through to October 22
Come check it out! I’m there at the gallery in person for the next couple of weeks
The Wild Within: Ryan Koopmans (@ryankoopmans) and Alice Wexell's (@alicewexell) first New York solo show at Leila Heller Gallery debuts Fragments, twelve glass mosaics of the Soviet-era flower postcards that started the series.
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