Untitled Art 2026: Miami Beach

Mitre Galeria presents a selection of works by Diego Mouro, Luana Vitra, Pedro Neves, and Wallace Pato. Across painting and sculpture, their works evoke the present as a condition of ongoing instability, displacing the future from its status as a commodity.

Memory, territory, and materiality structure their practices that challenge the notion of linear time. The future is shaped in the in-between, across times, bodies, and narratives, as a situated construction in constant transformation.

In Diego Mouro’s paintings, Afro-diasporic ancestry emerges through gesture, spirituality, and popular culture. Luana Vitra activates the mineral as an agent of memory and transformation, articulating political, spiritual, and geological dimensions. Pedro Neves and Wallace Pato shift images, accumulate layers, and sustain ambiguity. Between figuration and abstraction, they establish zones of indeterminacy where narratives remain in flux.

What emerges is a layering of historical, biographical, and geological times, and a sense of the common understood as continuous negotiation, within which a tomorrow takes shape in unstable and open ways.

The future thus asserts itself as a fragile yet persistent practice, built through the relationship between bodies, materials, and imaginaries. Uncertainty appears as a productive condition, a provisional field where other forms of existence may emerge in an ongoing process of becoming