your cost-benefit calculations, Gabriel Kuri’s first solo exhibition at kurimanzutto, New York, presents a new body of work that considers how probability might take material form. The title evokes a phrase that guides countless daily decisions—choices shaped by instinct as much as reason—and the subtle assessments through which risk, chance, and prediction become tools for imagining possible futures. Through folded steel forms, soft textiles, volcanic rocks, carved wooden poles or consumer articles, Kuri asks how such abstract operations could manifest concretely, and how materials might speak the language of odds.
Gabriel Kuri presents chinese whispers, a collection of airline blankets with adhesive fruit labels, in the group show gerlach en koop was machen Sie um zwei? Ich sclafe at GAK Bremen.
For his first solo exhibition in Ireland, Kuri presents a new site-specific installation that recasts the cavernous architecture of the Douglas Hyde Gallery, creating a static field to reduce the building's energy use during the run of the exhibition.
Gabriel Kuri talks with Chris Shap about his work and his latest exhibition in WIELS, Brussels.
