FRAGMENTATION
contemporary art museum
A New Experience of the Art of Our Time
FRAGMENT
Feel art.
Fragmentation Museum portal exposes new contemporary art fragments every day, broadcasts cOntemporary ART TV YouTube channel / O ART TV, via Instagram and other social media platforms, and presents fragments in its own sales gallery.
You are invited to submit fragments of contemporary art to Fragmentation Museum for selection and exhibition through the Contributors section.
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Van McElwee — Echoes in Alternity
A video in which moments overlap, branch and open new depths within the image.
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Héctor Zamora — Ordre et Progrès (2016)
Five fishing boats are dismantled in an installation where shelter becomes debris and progress becomes a question.
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Jorge Haro — Fono-grafías (2023)
Sound becomes lines, light and material in an installation where listening also involves looking.
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Ryan Leung — BOUNDARY (2026)
A point of light crosses the limits of a mechanical square and continues into a cloud of projected particles.
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Sonya Clark — Edifice and Mortar (2018)
Hair replaces the mortar of a brick wall stamped with words from the Declaration of Independence.
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Leandro Erlich — Classroom, Paris (2026)
Visitors’ reflections inhabit an abandoned classroom, between optical illusion and childhood memory.
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The Krank — Wound (2026)
A red fabric incision turns the shore of Erimitis into an image of injury and collective care.
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Chiharu Shiota — In the Light of Memory (2026)
Old doors and donated shoes become anchors for a room-filling web of red thread.
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Peter Vink — POOL (2026)
A green laser reactivates a disused reservoir, between industrial traces and an endless search.
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DRIFT — Aeolus (2026)
Suspended glass rods hold the trace of wind; light ripples through them in response to visitors.
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Samantha Pan + Luca Somm — A Bubble (2026)
A luminous membrane translates the rhythms of the ocean into a bodily encounter.
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Keiko Takahashi | Meter Crawler
A tape measure extends a few centimetres of steel, catches its hook against the surface and draws its housing forward.…
