Peres Projects presents a dynamic dialogue between Rebecca Ackroyd (b. 1987, Cheltenham, UK; lives and works in London and Berlin) and Daniele Toneatti (b. 1989, Venice, IT; based in Paris) at Paris Internationale, bringing together two artists who explore themes of memory, space, and cultural imagery.
Rebecca Ackroyd’s sculptures and paintings create ambiguous, dream-like landscapes filled with uncanny figures and familiar objects, challenging perceptions of space and identity. Her works navigate themes of displacement and belonging, inviting viewers into unsettling yet familiar worlds.
Daniele Toneatti’s paintings reflect an intuitive engagement with visual culture, merging art historical and contemporary references into layered, energetic canvases that capture the immediacy of modern life. His works blur boundaries between past and present, creating a compelling visual dialogue with Ackroyd’s contemplative spaces.
Together, Ackroyd and Toneatti offer a captivating exploration of contemporary life, highlighting Peres Projects’ commitment to showcasing artists who redefine and expand the conversation around cultural narratives.
