“Cards” is an experimental, itinerant art project that transforms public spaces into sites of urban ritual—curated by Andrés Gorzycki as a series of fleeting, one-day exhibitions. Each iteration invites a contemporary artist to intervene in an unexpected location: the shore of a river, a traffic sign, or a park bench. These ephemeral acts reactivate the city as a stage for collective encounters, where art becomes a shared ritual—visible one moment, vanished the next, yet lingering in memory.
Initiated in May 2022 the project has since collaborated with 27 artists between Berlin, Buenos Aires, Frankfurt am Main, Prague, Posadas and Stockholm. By occupying marginal or overlooked spaces, Cards rejects institutional timelines, embracing spontaneity: exhibitions often materialize days after a studio visit, free from traditional curatorial constraints. The project fosters direct engagement—artists are present, audiences become participants, and the city itself co-authors the work.
The trading-card visual identity (inspired by YuGiOh or Pokémon) mirrors the project’s ethos: each poster is a collectible artifact, a trace of these transient rituals. Cards targets both art enthusiasts and accidental passersby, dissolving barriers between contemporary art and daily life. Through these deliberate yet impermanent acts, the project redefines how we inhabit, perceive, and ritualize public space.
This project collaborated with the following artists: Sebastián Garbrecht, Alina Perkins, Clyde Conwell, Maximiliano Siñani, Blaykyi Kenyah, Tomas Maglione, Mia Superstar, Felipe Alvarez Parisi, Commune 6×3, Jack Brennan, Sopo Kashakashvili, Lisa Gutscher, Nina Nadig, Gašper Kunšič, Rahel Goetsch, Yuxiu Xiong, Tong Yang, Hemansingh Lutchmun, Barbi Latina, Lisa Strozyk, Linus Berg, Ishmat Habib, Markéta Adamková, Weronika Wysocka, Triinidad, Imaan Sattar and Francisca Amigo.