Zielinsky

Zielinsky is a contemporary art gallery founded in Barcelona in 2015, with a space in São Paulo since 2024. With a program focused on Ibero-American art, the gallery represents artists from different generations whose practices engage with territorial, social, and political questions through a range of media and conceptual approaches. Zielinsky fosters the circulation of its artists between Latin America and Europe through exhibitions, art fairs, curatorial projects, and institutional collaborations, contributing to the development and international visibility of their practices.

Zielinsky is a member of ArtBarcelona (Associació de Galeries), the Consorcio de Galerías Españolas de Arte Contemporáneo, and ABACT (Associação Brasileira de Arte Contemporânea).

Represented artists:

Almandrade, Rodrigo Bivar, Marcelo Brodsky, Marina Camargo, Yamandú Canosa, Vera Chaves Barcellos, Adriana Ciudad, Valdirlei Dias Nunes, Claudio Goulart, Robert Llimós, Cisco Merel, Sandra Monterroso, Shirley Paes Leme, Martín Pelenur, Romy Pocztaruk, Jorge Riveros, Lotty Rosenfeld, Amparo Tormo, Pedro Torres, Vilanismo.

Zielinsky Barcelona presents «Fosc», Amparo Tormo's first solo exhibition at the gallery. Featuring a critical essay by José Luis Clemente, Fosc brings together sculptures and drawings that explore the relationships between fullness and emptiness, plane and depth. Shadow emerges as a constitutive element of the work, making the void visible while reshaping the perception of space.