Susanna Inglada’s exhibition All Parts Of Us is rooted in both the political and the emotional, unfolding a universe where drawings leave the page and invade the space. Fragmented and expressive, the Catalan artist’s work composes a contemporary theatre where each element — body, gaze, gesture — contributes to a collective whole. Inspired by her relationship with theatre, Inglada stages tormented figures, caught between unity and conflict, lucidity and denial, to question our ways of being together. Through drawing, ceramics and animation, she revisits the great pictorial traditions to reveal the tensions of power and gaze, while slipping in a discreet humour, like a remedy for the gravity of reality. All Parts Of Us thus invites the viewer to become an actor, to recompose, in a shared movement, the multiple fragments of our common humanity.