Dianderous, Entassis, Gaude

Brenda Miller has spent over twenty years transforming ordinary materials into monumental textile architectures. Between 1971 and 1993, this key figure of post-minimalism redefined sculpture using sisal, wire, or graphite. Her large-scale installations bear witness to meticulous manual labor, where every gesture becomes a line of force in space. Situated halfway between weaving and technical drawing, her millimeter-precise works on paper reveal an almost mathematical organization of the material. The Zurcher Gallery highlights this visionary artist whose work resonates intensely with contemporary issues of the body and structure. A unique opportunity to grasp this rigorous and poetic work from March 1st to May 7th, 2026.