FRAUENZONE Vevey 2026
FRAUENZONE Vevey 2026 brings together a group of artists whose practices, visual languages, and experiences reflect the richness and diversity of contemporary artistic creation. More than a collective exhibition, the project creates a space for encounter where different perspectives converge, establishing dialogues around identity, memory, territory, transformation, and presence.
Within an increasingly interconnected cultural landscape, FRAUENZONE is conceived as a platform for artistic exchange and visibility, fostering connections among artists from diverse backgrounds and trajectories. The exhibition celebrates the plurality of voices and the power of art to generate reflection, questioning, and new meanings emerging from both individual and collective experiences.
The works presented encompass a variety of disciplines and approaches, revealing a wide range of creative processes, aesthetic sensibilities, and ways of engaging with the contemporary world. Each contribution offers a distinct perspective, while together they create a shared territory where diversity becomes a source of dialogue, mutual enrichment, and discovery.
Presented at Fresa y Chocolate Gallery in Vevey, Switzerland, this edition of FRAUENZONE continues the commitment of HT Kunstprojekt to the promotion of contemporary art, cultural documentation, and the creation of accessible spaces for international artistic exchange.
FRAUENZONE Vevey 2026 invites visitors to discover diverse narratives, build connections, and recognize the value of artistic creation as a tool for encounter, memory, and shared cultural development.
Participating Artists: Asya B., Dayamí Hayek, Honys Torres, Luna Ribes, Morella Jurado, Nina P. Velasco, Rosi Weiss, and Verónica Louba.
Special Guest Artist: Linda Phillips. T
Asya B. is a Zurich-based abstract artist whose work explores light, color, and emotion. Through layered compositions and atmospheric forms, she creates spaces for reflection, inviting viewers to engage with identity, perception, and the evolving nature of contemporary experience.
Honys Torres is a contemporary visual artist based in Zurich whose multidisciplinary practice brings together painting, artist’s books, photography, and archival processes. Through a migratory and deeply personal perspective, her work explores memory, identity, displacement, and belonging, transforming everyday experiences into poetic visual narratives where documentation, emotion, and material experimentation converge.
Luna Ribes is a Swiss-Spanish artist trained in England, Italy, and France. Her work spans design, fashion, sculpture, illustration, and painting, characterized by vibrant colors, expressive figures, and the energetic use of acrylic. After working in Chanel’s ateliers and exhibiting internationally, she has developed a contemporary, free, and emotional visual language from Corseaux, often enriched with Swarovski crystals.
Dayamí Hayek is a contemporary visual artist whose abstract paintings explore emotion, movement, and inner landscapes through color and gesture. Her work transforms personal experiences into expressive compositions, creating spaces where intuition, energy, and contemplation converge.
Linda Phillips.T is a visual artist and independent curator from Caracas, Venezuela. Her work focuses on the exploration of memory, identity, and contemporary social dynamics, developing projects that integrate artistic creation, research, and cultural management. With an outstanding exhibition and curatorial trajectory across Latin America and Europe, her practice fosters dialogue between art, community, and critical reflection.
Morella Jurado is a Venezuelan visual artist and curator whose practice moves between painting, drawing, and conceptual exploration. Through a personal visual language, her work reflects on memory, identity, and human experience, creating poetic compositions where gesture, color, and symbolism invite contemplation and dialogue.
Nina P. Velasco is a visual artist whose recent works explore the character and rhythm of the urban landscape through a vibrant use of palette knife techniques, color, and light. Her paintings transform streets, architecture, and city scenes into expressive compositions where atmosphere and movement take center stage, inviting viewers to experience the city not only as a place, but as a living and ever-changing visual experience.
Verónica Louba is an Italian-Swiss photographer whose work explores identity, memory, and human connection through the power of the gaze. Passionate about capturing the unspoken stories that live within people, she creates images that bridge sensitivity and visual storytelling, inviting viewers to pause, observe, and engage with the quiet beauty of human presence.
FRAUENZONE Vevey 2026 invites visitors to discover the strength, diversity, and richness of contemporary women's artistic practices. Through multiple visual languages, perspectives, and experiences, the participating artists create a space for encounter and dialogue that celebrates creativity as a tool for expression, reflection, and cultural transformation. The exhibition highlights the uniqueness of each artistic voice while revealing the collective power that emerges when different perspectives come together within a shared territory of exchange and creation.
Honys Torres, Curator
Vevey, Switzerland · 2026
FRAUENZONE Vevey
19 September - 03 October 2026
Galerie FRESA Y CHOCOLATE, Vevey
Rosi Weiss is a Swiss sculptor who transforms tree trunks into expressive and vibrant figures, carving directly with a chainsaw and preserving the natural textures, cracks, and marks of the wood. Enhanced with vivid colors, her sculptures balance the archaic, the symbolic, and the deeply human, creating powerful presences that engage viewers and the surrounding space through a unique dialogue between nature, imagination, and memory.
