Exhibitions, residencies, and events

A group exhibition bringing together eighteen artists from the region at Galerie Grande Fontaine, Sion, organized by the Association des galeries Les Dilettantes & Grande Fontaine. Burrows shows alongside Julien Aubert, Manuel Aymon, Eliane Beytrison, Charlotte Centelighe, Louis Dasselborne, Anaïs Defago, B.H. Desrousseaux, Lara Estoppey, Liliane Gassiot, Tobia Giorla, Gotof, Line Marquis, Maxime Maxandre Max, Murzot, Thierry Raboud, Viviane Rombaldi, and Dominique Troillet.

A residency in Val-d'Illiez, organized by Galerie-Studio BB, culminating in a group showroom exhibition at Espace Raiffeisen, Champéry, alongside fellow resident artists Annalisa Mercuri, Annette Holtkamp, Kate Horsburgh, Inger Weidema, and Sonia Boening.

When the centuries-old beech tree of Val-d'Illiez had to be felled in autumn 2024, Brindusa Burrows began a sensitive and poetic journey to recreate and honor the essence of the tree. Through engraving, painting, sculpture, and audiovisual media, the exhibition traces a bond that transcends matter and resonates across an entire community.

"I create this work in a time of polycrisis. I chose perception, sensoriality, and slowness. I want the viewer to pause, not to decode but to feel the Tree. To perceive what remains unsayable."

Organized by the Municipality of Troistorrents, with the support of the Val-d'Illiez Municipality, Forestry Service and Mobile Sawmill, and the Champéry Cultural Service.

A residency at the Mulino Novo di Erbé, working in situ with local plant material. Leaves and branches gathered from the surrounding land became a series of monotypes — precursors to Devenir humain / Becoming Human. Alongside them, Il Portone, a large-scale text-based installation, developed directly across sheets of paper hung on the studio wall.

A solo exhibition at Espace Raiffeisen, Champéry, bringing together works on paper and mixed-media pieces exploring the porous line between presence and absence.

Coexistence: L'art, une réponse non-violente au racisme — a group exhibition organized with the Centre pour l'Action Non-Violente, exploring art as a nonviolent response to racism. Burrows showed 40'000 tons of cosmic dust (Nous sommes tous poussière d'étoiles), mixed media on canvas, 58×58cm.