Opening on Thursday, November 13, 6–9pm
There are images that seem to arrive from elsewhere. Traces that hesitate between visibility and disappearance, between their first existence and their second life as memory. Ghost Currency, Catarina Dias’s first exhibition with Jahn und Jahn in Munich, unfolds itself in this uncertain territory where images no longer describe the world. Rather, they haunt it. They appear fragile, translucent, touched by time. Carriers of something that resists both possession and clarity. What we hold is not an image of the world, but its residue, a resonance that lingers after the visible has faded. These works do not seek resolution; they remain open, porous, insistently unfinished. Their strength lies in this suspension, in the fragile moment before meaning hardens into certainty. Here, the image breathes again as vibration, as an echo that continues to move long after it has disappeared.