2025
Me and Helen curated @mia.kokkoni show - absolutely the highlight of my year - nothing compares ❤️
I made an edition of print with @m.a.r.studio - what a fun and amazing experience 🥳
Me and Alex walked up Ben lomand ⛰️
I got the best b day present in the world from the best studio ever - my very own bill board 😂
I did the @royaldrawingschool recidency at Dumfries house ⛲️
And directly after I did a show at @ardenasbaekgallery with @daito.tkfs
Me and @aaronrigal did a little show in London at @flexitrongallery
I took my besties on a trip to the outer hebrides and the week after I packed up my studio and my flat and moved to London 🚐
I did Persistence of Painting at @patricia_fleming_glasgow
My print was in the @woolwichcontemporaryprintfair
And I had a couple of painting for show in Denmark with @martinasbaekgallery for @fredericiaartfestival
Flexitron is now closed for the holidays. We look forward to welcoming you back in the new year for our 2026 programme!
We would like to take a moment to look back on the incredible year we have had and say a big thank you to all the incredible artists, writers and creatives we very grateful to have worked with this past year!
Our 2025 programme featured works, writing and moving image by Juliet Dodson, Kasia Wozniak, Michael Sandford, Faith Hughes, Jean Watt, Rebecca Willing, Henry Gibbs, Aaron Rigal, Amanda Seibæk, Deborah Lerner, Prunella Clough, Andie Scott, Vic Scott, Leon Scott-Engel, Edward Oliver & Sophie Howe, Beatrice Vorster and Yasmin Vardi, Lorenzo Silvestri, Sofia Bordin, Flora Scott, Alfie Rollit, Josie Swift and George Richardson
Also a huge thank you to everyone that has supported the gallery programme during its first full year of programming since our soft reboot in 2024. We are very excited for what’s next!
Wishing everyone a wonderful holidays, a merry Christmas and a happy new year! See you in 2026
A huge thank you to everyone that visited the gallery to see ’Anemoia’! Also a big thank you and congratulations to Aaron Rigal and Amanda Seibæk on the exhibition
We look forward to welcoming you back to the gallery for our next exhibition which will open on July 9th! More info soon…
It’s the final week to see ‘Anemoia’, a duo show of work by Aaron Rigal and Amanda Seibæk, which ends on Saturday June 21
To visit the exhibition please dm us or email [email protected] to book an appointment
@aaronrigal@seibaek
‘Anemoia’ continues by appointment until June 21st, featuring the work of Aaron Rigal (@aaronrigal ) and Amanda Seibæk (@seibaek )
Installation view (left to right):
Aaron Rigal, Portrait in Blue, Oil on Canvas, 20cm x 20cm, 2025
Aaron Rigal, Saudade, Oil on Canvas, 30cm x 30cm, 2025
Amanda Seibæk, “Flux”, Mixed Media on Voile 23cm x 29cm, 2025
Photography by Vanessa Walters
Aaron Rigal
Longleaf (2025)
Oil on Canvas
35m x 30cm
Currently on view in ‘Anemoia’ a duo show of work by Amanda Seibæk and Aaron Rigal
@seibaek@aaronrigal
Photography by Vanessa Walters
Aaron Rigal (@aaronrigal ) is currently featured in ‘Anemoia’, alongside Amanda Seibæk. The exhibition continues by appointment until June 21
“Exploring the ambiguity and physical properties of the medium, Aaron Rigal draws a subtle line between the tangible and fictitious. Carved and pulled out of their many layers, Rigal’s paintings become a relic of the emotions and decisions made during their making. Within his process, there is a core belief that a painting can never truly be finished, that there is an endless number of possibilities for where a work can go, it’s final resting place being decided by an uncanny familiarity that ultimately emerges. There is a defiance to the idea that a painting needs to be about something other than itself, instead letting the process lead the work, the layers building on past histories and moments explored through the journey of the work’s creation. By making images that aren’t based on specific references, the viewer is invited to freely associate their own memory and nostalgia, finding a part of themselves in the process.” — excerpt from Press Release
To book an appointment please dm us or email [email protected]
Image: Aaron Rigal, Portrait in Blue, Oil on Canvas, 20cm x 20cm, 2025 (left) Aaron Rigal, Saudade, Oil on Canvas, 30cm x 30cm, 2025 (right)
Photography by Vanessa Walters
‘Anemoia’, a duo show of work by Aaron Rigal (@aaronrigal ) and Amanda Seibæk (@seibaek ), is open by appointment until June 21st
To book an appointment and find out about our availability please dm us or email [email protected]
Installation view courtesy of Flexitron. photography by Vanessa Walters
@walters.vanessa
Introducing Aaron Rigal (@aaronrigal ) who will be exhibiting in our upcoming exhibition ‘Anemoia’ alongside Amanda Seibæk, opening next Wednesday, May 14th, 6-8pm
Aaron Rigal (b.2000) lives and works in London. He graduated from Glasgow School of Art with a BA in Painting and Printmaking in 2022. His work has been included in a number of exhibitions, including ‘Changing the subject’, Annely Juda Fine Art, London (2024); ‘Are We Nearly There Yet’, Platforms Project, Athens (2023); Morrison Forester Art Prize, The Scalpel, London (2023); ‘Figures in Motion’, the Pipe Factory, Glasgow (2022);
We are excited to announce ‘Anemoia’, a duo show of paintings by Aaron Rigal and Amanda Seibæk, opening Wednesday May 14 from 6-8pm
This exhibition is the second in our four core programme shows of 2025, in which an invited artist selects their co-exhibitor(s) and leads the discussion and framing of their practices within the space. For this exhibition, we are pleased to welcome Aaron Rigal (@aaronrigal ), who has invited Glasgow based painter, and fellow Glasgow School of Art graduate, Amanda Seibæk (@seibaek )
The exhibition will continue by appointment from May 15 - June 21, 2025. To visit the exhibition please dm us or email [email protected]
Thanks everyone who sent in music for @rinse.fm , tried to fit in as much as possible cos there was genuinely so many amazing tunes in there , if I haven’t tagged you lmk and I will do 💛
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