Reba Maybury — The Kiss, I Come in Peace (2026)

A man leaves kisses on a glass ceiling: Reba Maybury turns a metaphor of inaccessible power into a material encounter. At the Secession, the intervention confronts Klimt’s prestige with sex work, domination and the question of who produces an artwork and who receives the credit.

Reba Maybury, The Kiss : traces de baisers sur un plafond de verre, Secession.

Reba Maybury — The Kiss, I Come in Peace (2026)

A man leaves kisses on a glass ceiling: Reba Maybury turns a metaphor of inaccessible power into a material encounter. At the Secession, the intervention confronts Klimt’s prestige with sex work, domination and the question of who produces an artwork and who receives the credit.

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Reba Maybury, The Kiss, 2026, I Come in Peace, Secession. Photo : Lisa Rastl. Source