Vernissage: Please Stay the Night, I Feel So Lonely Without Somebody

Join us for the opening of Please Stay the Night, I Feel So Lonely Without Somebody -
The new solo exhibition by Marcin Gajewski
at SEE OUR VISION
Gajewski draws inspiration from the way we use language to miscommunicate our emotions, graffiti, and 1990s anime to create large portrait paintings, text panels and wooden sculptures.
Doors open at 6PM | Opening speech at 8PM

In Please Stay the Night, I Feel So Lonely Without Somebody Gajewski blends brutal sincerity with playfulness to question how we navigate contemporary dating and relationships. He explores the tension between intimacy and performance through the lens of expressed and non-expressed feelings.
His sculptures combine digital distortion, internet language, and hand-carved walnut to transform fleeting forms of in-app expression into physical objects, while large-scale character portraits isolate emotionally ambiguous moments of limerence and inner tension. Fragmented text panels function like broken mirrors, reflecting desires, contradictions, and the instability of language itself. Together, the works create an emotionally honest and nuanced landscape moving between introspection, confrontation, and playful release.
About the artist
Marcin Gajewski is a Berlin based artist working across media exploring how emotional expression shapes identity in today’s digital world.
For collectors
Join the Collectors Circle to get information about a small pre-opening evening and an exclusive collector's event around this exhibition for an opportunity to meet the artist and explore the new works for sale.
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You are also welcome to contact us via email at hello@sov.gallery to make a private viewing appointment from May 27th onward.
About the host
SEE OUR VISION is a Berlin-based gallery and community. Through events, workshops, exhibitions, and conversations, SOV creates a space for exploring contemporary art, culture, and new ideas. Bringing together artists and collectors, the project focuses on experimentation, dialogue, and discovering the extraordinary in everyday life.