Selma Pereira exhibits textile-digital sculptures in Berlin, London, and Barcelona
MeLCi Lab researcher Selma Pereira is showcasing works from her series “Textile Masks: The Fabric of Identity” in three international art exhibitions this June, affirming her growing presence in the global contemporary art scene.
The series explores the mask as a symbolic artifact, positioned at the intersection of identity and otherness. Through ten textile and digital sculptures, Pereira delves into the fluid, layered nature of the self, shaped by memory, experience, and cultural heritage. Each mask blurs the boundary between object and skin, suggesting protection and exposure, and invites reflection on the emotional textures of contemporary identity.
Exhibitions featuring “Textile Masks” in June 2025:
Berlin | “Fresh Legs 2025” Hosted by Galleri Heike Arndt DK, this exhibition features artists from 31 countries and takes place in two venues: Inselgalerie and Galleri Heike Arndt DK 🗓 June 4 – July 27, 2025 🔗 More info
London | “The Piece of Me” A group exhibition on mental health and artistic self-exploration, held at Art East Gallery 🗓 June 4 – 27, 2025 🔗 More info
Barcelona | “Expometro – The Art of Tunnel” A large-scale immersive exhibition in the Passeig de Gràcia metro station, bringing art into the public space 🗓 June 16 – 29, 2025 🔗 More info
The works included in these exhibitions are also featured in the artist’s self-published catalogue:
📘 Selma Eduarda Pereira 25: A Journey Through Textile Sculpture and Digital Narratives ISBN: 9798281622141 (Shortly available at Amazon)
This international visibility highlights Selma Pereira’s unique contribution to textile art, digital narrative, and contemporary reflections on identity, intersecting artistic practice with cultural inquiry.
