Beatrice de Diego explores the fluidity of nature and material at SWISSARTEXPO 2026

This September, Beatrice de Diego invites visitors to discover a world of material transformation and abstract beauty at SWISSARTEXPO 2026.

Beatrice de Diego, a contemporary artist based in Zurich, operates at the fascinating intersection where painting and sculpture merge into a tactile expression. Her philosophy is rooted in the metamorphosis of materials, viewing the canvas not as a final destination, but as a site of ongoing evolution. In her practice, de Diego explores the delicate balance between control and spontaneity, allowing the inherent properties of her chosen media to dictate the final form. Her work is a testament to the belief that art should not merely depict life but should embody the processes of growth, movement, and change that define the natural world.

At SWISSARTEXPO 2026, de Diego presents a focused dialogue between two specific works that explore the interplay of energy and transformation. "The Source" (Acrylic, Ink and Resin on Panel, 50 x 50 x 7 cm, 2026), possesses an intensive radiance, conveying warmth, energy, and a concentrated inner strength. Through layered pigments, the piece achieves a remarkable spatial depth, representing the primal energy that initiates processes and enables transformation.

Contrasting this is the multi-panel work "When Everything Moves", a representation of the Arctic Ocean north of Greenland. As part of her series "Topographies of a Moving Mind", this piece captures shifting ice formations, where solid structures transition into open water, reaching a tipping point between equilibrium and a volatile, uncertain state. Together, these two works form an intense exchange: "The Source" embodies the energy that triggers change, while "When Everything Moves" illustrates its visible impact on the natural world. This juxtaposition invites viewers to reflect on the dynamics of change, the interdependence of natural processes, and our profound connection to them, subtly touching upon themes of climate change without providing simple answers.

Each work acts as a portal, leading the audience from the bustling environment of Zurich Main Station into a serene space of reflection. De Diego's art stands out for its structural integrity and its capacity to evoke wonder through the simple yet profound act of material transformation, making her a must-see highlight of this year's artistic program.

Beatrice de Diego invites all art enthusiasts to explore her latest creations from September 2nd to 6th, 2026. This exhibition marks a significant milestone in her career, offering a comprehensive look at her innovative approach to modern abstraction. While her digital presence is currently being refined to match her evolving style, her physical work at the SWISSARTEXPO will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on all who witness it.

SWISSARTEXPO by ARTBOX.GROUPS GmbH
Schmidgasse 4
6300 Zug
Schweiz

Frau Jenny-Rose Zenklusen
+41 41 539 19 22

office@swissartexpo.com

SWISSARTEXPO is one of the largest art exhibitions in Europe and is organised by ARTBOX.GROUPS GmbH. Every year it transforms the SBB Event Hall at Zurich Main Station into a vibrant meeting place for international contemporary art. Over several days, works by artists from all over the world are presented to a broad audience of collectors, gallery owners, media representatives and art lovers. The exhibition combines large-scale digital presentations with a professional on-site exhibition of original artworks. Thanks to its central location and high visitor frequency, SWISSARTEXPO offers artists a unique platform to gain international visibility and to establish valuable contacts within the global art scene.

This release was published on openPR.