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The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

On June 24, 2026, Swan will present her second EP, Safety Net, at Bitterzoet in Amsterdam. This live show marks the premiere of the EP, which will be released on May 22, 2026, via Unexpected Records and was created in collaboration with American producer Anwar Sawyer.Swan is known for her poetic lyrics, distinctive harmonies, and rhythmic productions. During the performance, she combines music, light, and performance into an immersive experience. The central theme explores the relationship betwe

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi

The solo exhibition The Third Twist presents three recent works by Anna Moreno, in which she reflects on temporality through utopian architecture and the potential of speculative imagination. The works are part of a trilogy developed by the artist, based on three projects by Ricardo Bofill and three short stories by James Graham Ballard.The central work of the exhibition is The Terminal Beach, a film co-directed by Anna with Brazilian filmmaker Bernardo Zanotta. Conceived as a road movie, the fi