Sous Les Etoiles Gallery is pleased to present The ordinary space in between, the first U.S. solo exhibition by Swiss artist Pe Lang (b. 1974). Conceived as a space of embodied flux and analog uncertainty, the exhibition draws viewers into an oscillation between precision mechanics and minimal formalisms, inviting contemplation on time, motion, and material transformation. An opening will be held on Saturday, April 19th, with the artist in attendance. The exhibition will be on view through July 25th, 2025.

Lang’s work delves into new modes of sensory experience, exploring non-digital technologies and material science while drawing from Switzerland’s rich heritage of watchmaking and precision engineering. His practice reflects this cultural lineage and contributes to contemporary discussions on post-digitalism, where the physical and the mechanical reclaim their place in an increasingly virtual world. By incorporating slowly evolving chaotic systems, Lang introduces controlled uncertainty into the creative process, an element of unpredictability that mirrors both scientific discovery and artistic spontaneity. This delicate balance between randomness and structure prevents stagnation, inducing a flow state that invites participants into an experience of fluidity, presence, and deep immersion. In an era dominated by digital interfaces and virtual experiences, The Ordinary Space in Between reconnects with the human scale, embracing the directness of visible mechanics—the gears, levers, and traces of human craftsmanship. It is a return to the tangible, the authentic, and the human.

As part of Lang’s inaugural solo exhibition, a selection of sound sculptures created in collaboration with Greek-born sound artist and composer Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri (b. in 1974) will be featured. The duo was recently honored with the prestigious Aurélie Nemours Prize (2021) for their innovative solo and collaborative contributions to the sound arts.