BRIGHT FUTURE X SLURP.

Zürich · 2026

A recurring collaboration bringing emerging contemporary art, artists and conversations into an everyday space.

ABOUT THE COLLABORATION

Bright Future and slurp. have been collaborating on a series of exhibitions and artist talks in Zürich, creating an informal setting to discover contemporary art outside the traditional gallery space.

The ongoing collaboration reflects Bright Future's interest in creating new contexts for emerging artists and bringing contemporary art closer to new audiences.

DETAILS

PARTNER

slurp.

LOCATION

Zürich, Switzerland

FORMAT

Exhibitions · Artist Talks

COLLABORATION

January - March 2026

July - August 2026

CURATED BY

Bright Future


01 - JANUARY 2026

02 - FEBRUARY 2026

Exhibition · Artist talk

The first chapter of the collaboration brought an exhibition to slurp., accompanied by an artist talks that invited visitors to discover the artists, their practices and the ideas behind their works.

Exhibition · Artist talk

The second chapter of the collaboration introduced a new selection of works at slurp., alongside a conversation exploring how the artist’s work interacts with its surroundings and changes through the viewer’s perspective.

03 - JULY 2026

Exhibition

For the third chapter of the collaboration, Bright Future returned to slurp. with a new exhibition and new works.


ARTIST TALKS

01 - ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION

Jan Merlin x Cosimo Wunderlin

Bringing together two distinct approaches to painting, the talk explored abstraction and figuration through the practices of Jan Merlin and Cosimo Wunderlin.

The conversation looked beyond their apparent differences to explore the creative process, decision-making and the unexpected similarities between their practices.


02 - LIGHT, SPACE & THE VIEWER

Fabien Ficher

The talk focused on the Paris-based artist's exploration of light, space and perception.

The conversation looked at how his works interact with their surroundings and how light, movement and the position of the viewer influence the way a work is experienced.