Lina Cerrone Gallery’s Miami Art Week Lineup

At the center of the season is Mystic Roots by Colombian artist Juliana Plexxo, whose work recently became part of the Lunar Codex—a cultural archive sent to the Moon aboard a NASA Artemis partner launch earlier this year. Her one-of-a-kind engravings blend ritual, memory, symbolism and the visceral power of the bull, a recurring figure tied to her earliest encounters with mortality and transformation.

Bastien Soleil‘s underwater creations merge choreography, mythology and spiritual depth. Working entirely in natural light and through the disciplined practice of free diving, Soleil crafts images that are not merely photographed but lived, raw, meditative scenes where dancers trained in free diving become symbols suspended between shadow and light. Drawing from ancient myths and his own inner journey, Soleil transforms water into a stage of transformation and quiet revelation. Each work is created without digital manipulation, inviting viewers to reconnect with authenticity in its purest form.

Complementing the other exhibitions is Quantum Painting by French artist Véronique Barrillot, a pioneer in an approach that bridges art and physics. Through her “double-vision” technique, two visual realities coexist in a single work, shifting with the viewer’s movement and perspective. The result is an evolving experience where art is not just seen — it’s activated.

Adding a Miami voice to the series, Patrick Penkwitt introduces Oh What Beautiful Flowers, a permanent exhibition of whimsical, surreal paintings rooted in his background as a photographer and his lifelong connection to sport, movement and visual storytelling. His pieces balance imagination with emotion, inviting a sense of play.

Rounding out the season is Cedric Bouteiller with Resonance, an exploration of graffiti, digital collage, photography and paint infused with urban scale and energy. A live painting event during Art Week will expand his process beyond the canvas and into performance.