Gebka‘s works respond to the domestic setting of the gallery, which has been hosting its exhibitions in a furnished living space since early 2024. Viewers encounter hunched bodies doing evening yoga, non-human companions in (too) tight embraces, window views of shifting skies, and skylines that feel more like a mood than geography.

,Must Be the Weather‘ may sound like an excuse, but it points to the moment when something from the outside seeps in and causes a shift. Light, temperature, pressure. Maybe just a breeze. Perhaps more.

The exhibition is accompanied by a commissioned essay by British author Sam Johnson-Schlee (@snfschlee) (Living Rooms, 2024), whose work similarly explores the peculiarities of domestic space.