Christopher K. Ho — Waterloo! (2026), Ellie Rines Gallery, New York

Twenty candelabras and a carpet of barricades: domestic comfort meets the imagery of revolution.

Christopher K. Ho — Waterloo!, Ellie Rines Gallery, New York, 2026

Christopher K. Ho — Waterloo! (2026)

Twenty candelabras turn the gallery into an interior under tension. In Waterloo!, Christopher K. Ho combines metal, counterweights and everyday objects above a rug reproducing barricade imagery by Delacroix and Vernet. Domestic comfort sits alongside the signs of insurrection.

Our reading: the provocation lies in this proximity between decoration and conflict. What happens to a revolutionary image when it becomes the floor of an exhibition? The installation relocates politics within objects, the movement of bodies and the hierarchies of the art space.

Ellie Rines Gallery, New York — September 9–October 23, 2026.

Gallery presentation · Documentation: VernissageTV, September 18, 2026