Collaged: ALLGORITHIM House
"Twelve artists, no shared style, one shared instinct: that meaning is assembled rather than found. What emerges across the rooms is the connective tissue - the argument the works make together that none of them makes alone."
Collaged, a group exhibition exploring the layered, fragmented, and reassembled nature of image-making. Featuring twelve artists across mediums, the show transforms ALLGORITHIM House into a living archive of intimacy, reflection, and creative coexistence.
ALLGORITHIM PRESENTS: COLLAGED
A Group Exhibition
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 13, 6PM
On View: December 13, 2025 - January 22, 2026
Location: ALLGORITHIM House, Los Angeles
RSVP: house@allgorithim.com
ALLGORITHIM is pleased to present COLLAGED, a group exhibition that brings together twelve artists whose practices explore the layered, fragmented, and reassembled nature of contemporary image-making.
Presented throughout ALLGORITHIM House, the exhibition embraces the home as a site of intimacy and reflection, an environment where artwork can be encountered in its truest form, lived with rather than merely observed.
Working across painting, drawing, assemblage, and mixed media, each artist approaches collage not only as a technique but as a way of thinking: a negotiation between memory and material, instinct and composition, the physical and the psychological. In these works, fragments become narratives. Surfaces carry residue, texture, and interruption. Gestures overlap, images collide, and the boundaries between mediums dissolve.
Rather than presenting a unified style, COLLAGED highlights the individuality of each voice, Eli Decker, Armando Franco, Luke Haeger, Jess Kellner, Vincent Lantzy, Alexander Long, Connor Meager, Nicolina Morra, Anthony Padilla, Zoë Renait, Rebekah Rubalcava, and Thomas Stokes III, while revealing the connective threads that emerge when disparate sensibilities coexist within a shared space.
Installed across rooms, corners, and sightlines of ALLGORITHIM House, COLLAGED invites viewers to experience how context transforms meaning, and how accumulation itself becomes an art form. The exhibition underscores how ideas form through layering, how identities shift through recomposition, and how a home can become a living archive of artists' visions.
Attendance is by RSVP only. Confirmation is required.
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