Galerie Lelong brings together three artists, Mamma Andersson, Nalini Malani and Alison Saar, whose singular and powerful graphic universes converge in a group exhibition. Hailing from three continents — Europe, Asia and North America — these artists, though stylistically distinct, share a fascination with the human figure and its relationship to the world, explored through the poetic language of their visual practices.

Recently celebrated on the international art scene for the richness of their work, these three artists offer an immersion into imaginary worlds in which printmaking becomes a fertile ground for narrative freedom.

Through their works, Andersson, Malani and Saar transform the printed image into a space where personal memory, collective histories and cultural references intertwine. Their compositions move between the intimate and the political, the real and the imaginary, revealing the expressive possibilities of printmaking as a medium for experimentation and storytelling. Together, their distinct approaches invite viewers to reflect on the complexities of human experience and the ways images can convey emotions, question established narratives and offer new perspectives on the world.