In his latest exhibtion, Għamja l-Għajn, sculptor Antoine Farrigia continues his lifelong dialogue with Malta's iconic globigerina limestone (GHSR - Global Heritage Stone Resource). Known for his abstract, sensual forms, Antoine presents a new body of work that introduces a striking visual contrast: smooth, flowing sculptures mounted on raw, jagged stone bases - unrefined blocks as they emerge from the Earth itself.

The Maltese title evokes both a veiling and a revelation, suggesting a tension between what is seen and what is felt. This duality runs through the exhibition, where refinement meets rawness, and instinct meets control. For Antoine, form remains paramount, a scultpural language he has honed through years working with stone, where each piece is both a technical achievement and a soulful expression.