Surface - Current Selected (Selection is ongoing. New artists are being added.)
Nxera Art Gallery is proud to introduce Veronica Lillo for our exclusive Surface 2 Exhibition.
Veronica Lillo is a multidisciplinary artist, director, and choreographer based in Berlin, Germany. Seamlessly blending performance with visual culture and interdisciplinary practice, her work spans creative direction, embodied composition, and site-specific performance. Her unique professional background balances a deep engagement with concept development, artistic vision, and intense performer direction.
Her highly visceral artwork serves as an empowering exploration of the human physique, utilizing the body as both an archive and an instrument. Working primarily through physical movement and collaborative visual mediums, Lillo shapes raw, expressive forms that capture traces of experience, memory, culture, and imagination. Her creative process balances live performance and improvisation, transforming space into a dynamic dialogue on identity and transformation.
By celebrating physical metamorphosis and cinematic storytelling, her pieces invite audiences into a thought-provoking, sensory space of deeper self-awareness. Her captivating works offer an immersive experience, encouraging viewers to re-examine their connection to their own histories and inner movement. Lillo's compelling creations, showcased in prominent platforms like the Women United Art Movement, continue to cultivate a dedicated following across the European contemporary art and performance scene.
We invite you to experience Veronica Lillo's deeply moving and visually striking performance art at the Surface 2 Exhibition.
Event Name: Surface 2 Exhibition
Date(s) & Time(s): November 19th – 25th, 2026
Opening Reception: November 20th 6:00 PM ~ 8:30 PM
Event Location: Nxera Art Gallery, 616 E 9th Street, East Village, Manhattan, New York
Type: Curated Group Exhibition (Physical & Digital)
Description: A showcase of global contemporary artists exploring themes of identity, memory, and transformation through the lens of surface and visual language.
Nxera Art Gallery is proud to introduce Veronica Lillo for our exclusive Surface 2 Exhibition.
Veronica Lillo is a multidisciplinary artist, director, and choreographer based in Berlin, Germany. Seamlessly blending performance with visual culture and interdisciplinary practice, her work spans creative direction, embodied composition, and site-specific performance. Her unique professional background balances a deep engagement with concept development, artistic vision, and intense performer direction.
Her highly visceral artwork serves as an empowering exploration of the human physique, utilizing the body as both an archive and an instrument. Working primarily through physical movement and collaborative visual mediums, Lillo shapes raw, expressive forms that capture traces of experience, memory, culture, and imagination. Her creative process balances live performance and improvisation, transforming space into a dynamic dialogue on identity and transformation.
By celebrating physical metamorphosis and cinematic storytelling, her pieces invite audiences into a thought-provoking, sensory space of deeper self-awareness. Her captivating works offer an immersive experience, encouraging viewers to re-examine their connection to their own histories and inner movement. Lillo's compelling creations, showcased in prominent platforms like the Women United Art Movement, continue to cultivate a dedicated following across the European contemporary art and performance scene.
We invite you to experience Veronica Lillo's deeply moving and visually striking performance art at the Surface 2 Exhibition.
Event Name: Surface 2 Exhibition
Date(s) & Time(s): November 19th – 25th, 2026
Opening Reception: November 20th 6:00 PM ~ 8:30 PM
Event Location: Nxera Art Gallery, 616 E 9th Street, East Village, Manhattan, New York
Type: Curated Group Exhibition (Physical & Digital)
Description: A showcase of global contemporary artists exploring themes of identity, memory, and transformation through the lens of surface and visual language.