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Be Andr, Untitled (The Impossibility of Writing Time), oil on canvas, 200 × 150 cm.
18/09/2026

Be Andr, Untitled (The Impossibility of Writing Time), oil on canvas, 200 × 150 cm.

Be Andr, Untitled (Clay), oil on canvas
20/05/2026

Be Andr, Untitled (Clay), oil on canvas

Be Andr, Untitled (Being-In-Code), oil on canvas, 200 cm x 160 cm
10/05/2026

Be Andr, Untitled (Being-In-Code), oil on canvas, 200 cm x 160 cm

Be Andr, Untitled (Self-Forming Evolution), 2022, oil on canvas, 193 cm x 160 cm.
10/01/2026

Be Andr, Untitled (Self-Forming Evolution), 2022, oil on canvas, 193 cm x 160 cm.

Be Andr´s Untitled (Silent / Listen) is a looping video in which the word “silence” slowly disassembles and re- forms a...
15/12/2025

Be Andr´s Untitled (Silent / Listen) is a looping video in which the word “silence” slowly disassembles and re- forms as “listen”. Nothing else happens: no sound, no image other than the quiet choreography of letters shifting place.

The work proposes that “freedom of speech” is never only about the right to speak, but also about the capacity—and willingness—to listen. By turning “silence” into “listen”, the loop reframes quiet not as censorship or passivity, but as an active, attentive state in which other voices can appear.

Installed in a street-facing window and running 24 hours a day, the piece functions as a gentle counter-slogan to the seasonal noise of advertising and consumption. It invites passers-by to pause for a moment, to read differently, and to recognise that the same letters can spell either withdrawal or relation. Untitled (Silence / Listen) asks: what kind of public space could emerge if listening were treated as the basic
condition of free speech?

You’ve still got two days to catch ‘Who Runs the World’ Marylebone before it closes this weekend. It’s been wonderful t...
30/05/2025

You’ve still got two days to catch ‘Who Runs the World’ Marylebone before it closes this weekend. It’s been wonderful to be part of this great show in such an amazing space. Thank you to everyone who has visited. More about the show below.
“As we enter a future shaped by machine learning, synthetic media, and data-driven economies, “Who Runs the World” invites audiences to reflect on the value we place on physical art-making today. It even dares to ask, is hand-made art on the path to becoming a relic of the past? Or will current developments prompt a revaluation of traditional art forms, increasing their value in a virtual future?
These works interrogate the evolving relationship between human creativity and machine efficiency. If machines can simulate painting, writing, composing, and even ‘feeling’, what remains uniquely human in the act of creation? This exhibition resists easy answers, instead presenting artistic strategies that challenge, reframe, and reclaim the meaning of creation in a post-labour economy.”
Exhibiting artists:
Josèfa Ntjam
Laurence Owen
Kieran Leach .leach
Katrin Hanusch
Isobelle Munckton
Damien Roach
Damaris Athene .athene
Conor Ackhurst
Rafał Zajko
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Be Andr
László von Dohnányi
📍 206 Marylebone Road, London, NW1 6JQ
🗓️ 8th May - 1st June 2025
⏱️ Wed-Sat 12-6pm
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