21/06/2026
Founded in San Sebastián, Sorgin Gallery is dedicated to Brazilian modern design in dialogue with contemporary international practices. Its program emphasizes the relationship between object and environment, with particular attention to materiality and spatial perception.
For NOMAD Hamptons 2026, Sorgin Gallery presents Where Light Becomes Form, a selection of works curated specifically for the singular atmosphere of the Watermill Center. The presentation explores Brazilian design as an expression of tropical modernity, shaped by climate, landscape, and culture. Featuring works by Joaquim Tenreiro, Jorge Zalszupin, Hugo França, and Rodrigo Simão, the project enters into dialogue with the raw spatiality of the setting. Complementing these works is a handcrafted sculptural jewelry collection by Charo Casteres, inspired by iconic figures of Brazilian art and architecture.
Following the gallery’s presentation Silence and Permanence at NOMAD St. Moritz 2026, this new project in the Hamptons turns toward openness, exploring the role of light in revealing functional objects as sculptural presences.
NOMAD HAMPTONS 2026
JUNE 25–28, 2026
THE WATERMILL CENTER
Water Mill, NY 11976
Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center
Free admission upon registration
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