Indian Summer gathers the works of four different artists united under a common motif: the lingering warmth and sunshine of late summer. Although the season has officially come to an end, the spirit of summer persists on the island.

The term “Indian summer” refers to a period of warm, dry weather, unusual for the season, that occasionally graces the autumn months in the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. It evokes a time suspended between seasons, when nature resists the inevitable shift toward decline. The works of the artists featured in this exhibition manage to capture this summer spirit, the joy, exuberance, and vitality that accompany it.