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Clima

Clima is a contemporary art gallery opened in Milan in 2016. Clima was founded with the desire and commitment to add new perspectives to the contemporary art scene. The first gallery venue was in the Porta Venezia Art District and was an apartment gallery space in an historical building. In September 2023 Clima moved to its second space located in the same district of Porta Venezia in a courtyard of an old Milanese building. The gallery’s program includes solo and group exhibitions, and the gallery also collaborates with Italian and international curators.

Via Lazzaro Palazzi 3, 20124 Milan, Italy
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Vijay Masharani and Emma Masut

For the 2026 edition of Paris Internationale, Clima presents a dialogue between a video work and drawings by Vijay Masharani (b. 1995, Bay Area) and a new series of paintings by Emma Masut (b. 2001, Palmanova).

In his practice, Masharani investigates the relationship between minor gestures and complex systems, questioning which forces are at play and what may elude perception when attention is focused solely on individual details or, conversely, on the whole.
His video works emerges as a montage of recorded, hand-drawn, and digitally rendered materials that the artist continuously collects. By emphasizing post-production as a crucial phase of intervention, Masharani treats each fragment as a mutable element, open to recombination in ever-changing configurations. Similarly, in his drawings, successive variations of an initial motif appear transformed. Evoking the frames of a hand-drawn animation, these compositions oscillate between deliberate marks and seemingly absent-minded strokes, resisting fixed figurative intention.

Masut’s paintings similarly operate within a condition of uncertainty, although through a different relationship to image and narrative. Her scenes often appear caught in a suspended moment, in which the represented action cannot be clearly situated before or after the beginning, development, or conclusion of an event. Rather than describing a precise sequence, the paintings isolate gestures, figures, and situations whose narrative context remains deliberately unresolved. This temporal ambiguity shifts the tension of the image away from the depiction of an event itself and towards a cognitive and psychological state. Familiar actions and situations therefore acquire an unstable quality, hovering between recognition and uncertainty. Through this suspension, Masut explores how expectation, memory, and perception shape the way an image is read, allowing tension to emerge from what remains unseen or undefined as much as from what is represented

Placed in dialogue, Masharani’s and Masut’s works share an interest in the instability of perception and in the gap between an image, an action, and the systems through which they are interpreted. While Masharani approaches this through processes of accumulation, montage, and transformation, Masut works through narrative suspension and psychological ambiguity, allowing both practices to question how meaning is constructed from partial and shifting information.

Vijay Masharani
Profile, 2025 
Graphite, marker and colored pencil on paper
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cm framed - © Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan
Photo: Flavio Pescatori, Paris Internationale

Vijay Masharani
Profile, 2025
Graphite, marker and colored pencil on paper
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cm framed

Vijay Masharani
Six Lights, 2025 
Graphite and colored pencil on paper 
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cn - © Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan 
Photo: Flavio Pescatori, Paris Internationale

Vijay Masharani
Six Lights, 2025
Graphite and colored pencil on paper
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cn

Emma Masut
Untitled, 2026 
Acrylics on canvas 
40 x 30 x 2 cm - © Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan
Photo: Flavio Pescatori, Paris Internationale

Emma Masut
Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
40 x 30 x 2 cm

Emma Masut
Untitled, 2026 
Acrylics on canvas 
20 x 25 cm - © Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan
Photo: Flavio Pescatori, Paris Internationale

Emma Masut
Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
20 x 25 cm

Vijay Masharani

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Vijay Masharani (b.1995 Bay Area, CA) is an artist living and working between New York, US and Belmont, CA. He received his BFA in Fine Art from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2017 and he received an MA in Race, Ethnicity, Postcolonial Studies from University College, London in 2022.

Solo exhibitions include: Haymakers, Arcadia Missa, London (2026); Sequin, Shadow, Clima, Milan (2026); The Cure, Veronica, Seattle; Big Casino, curated by Otto Bonnen at Kunsthalle Zurich, Zurich (2025); Give me that fucking content, Universe., Salon 75, Copenhagen, Denmark (2024); Permanent Water, hatred 2, Brooklyn, NY (2023); Vijay Masharani in dialogue with Lucio Fontana, Clima, Milan (2022); Triage, Clima, Milan, Italy (2021); #38: Gas, Honey with Raza Kazmi at Museum Gallery, New York (2019); It Might Be Warm But It’s Not Clean with Trisha Cheeney at High-Tide, Philadelphia (2017).

Select group exhibitions include: Greater New York, Moma PS1, New York, NY, dot pitch, Gisela Capitain, Cologne, Once More Encore, Kiang Malingue, New York, NY, Benny’s Video, New York, No resolutions, Below Grand, New York (2026); The Screen is a Muscle, curated by Luca Lo Pinto, Gallerie d’Italia, Turin, Bulldog Video Blog, April April, Pittsburgh, Pacing, Thomas Erben Gallery, New York, Thievery, Offsite, Marin, CA, God is Chance, Lucky Me, Mery Gates, Brooklyn (2025); Overload, New Uncanny, Brooklyn, NY, But looking back, ah never!, Cherry Hill, Cologne, Germany, Plant E/O, Fall River Museum of Contemporary Art, Fall River, MA; Crisis at night (screening), Crisis, Lima, Peru, The Apple Stretching, Helena Anrather, New York (2024); Tante Care Cose, Clima, Milan, Italy; Internal Combustion (screening), Sara’s, New York, NY; Strong Winds Ahead, Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, Creating its own occasions as a stage does, JUF Project, Madrid, Spain (2023); Center for Experimental Lectures, Halle für Kunst, Lüneburg, A dim light blinking really far away in the distance, Titanik, Turku, Finland, 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival. Ann Arbor, MI (2022); This dialogue which happened to be present in all previous dialogues, Alyssa Davis Gallery, New York, NY; Social Photography IX, Carriage Trade, New York, K as in Knight, Helena Anrather, New York (2021); FREE FALL, Shoot the Lobster LA (2021); Still Life, Drawer NYC (2020); Bangalore Flat, Home Sweet Home, Bangalore (2019), U:L:O, Interstate Projects, Brooklyn; Pig Latin In Quicksand, Clima, Milan; SUPERHOST , Like a Little Disaster, Polignano A Mare (2019) and others.

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Installation view. Vijay Masharani at Greater New York 2026, MoMA PS1.
Photo: Chase Barnes

Vijay Masharani
Opening Salvo (For Vatroslav Mimica), 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, conté crayon, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 111,8 cm - 30 x 44 in
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm framed - © Courtesy: The Artist 
Photo: Chase Barnes, Paris Internationale

Vijay Masharani
Opening Salvo (For Vatroslav Mimica), 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, conté crayon, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 111,8 cm - 30 x 44 in
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm framed

Vijay Masharani
Dog on a highway, 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, gouache, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 111,8 cm - 30 x 44 in
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm framed - © Courtesy: The Artist
Photo: Chase Barnes, Paris Internationale

Vijay Masharani
Dog on a highway, 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, gouache, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 111,8 cm - 30 x 44 in
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm framed

Emma Masut

Clima - © Paris Internationale

Emma Masut (b. Palmova, 2001) lives and works in Bologna, IT. She owns a degree in Visual Art at the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna. In 2025 Masut was awarded the Collezione Falconi Leidi Prize promoted by Fondazione Zucchelli.

Her research moves between the practices of drawing and painting, which in her work take shape as spaces for archiving and developing small obsessions, mysteries, premonitions, and crimes. Her scenes often appear caught in a suspended moment, in which the represented action cannot be clearly situated before or after the beginning, development, or conclusion of an event. Rather than describing a precise sequence, the paintings isolate gestures, figures, and situations whose narrative context remains deliberately unresolved.

Recent solo exhibitions: Duel, Clima, Milan (2026); To Catch a Fly, Ann Mazzotti Gallery, Basel (2025). Recent group exhibitions: Cremona Contemporanea, curated by Rossella Farinotti and organized by Not Titled Yet, Cremona (2026); Il Giardino delle risonanze, Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna, Bologna; Hide and Seek, Gelateria sogni di ghiaccio, Bologna (2025); Per un’idea del colore, curated by Luca Caccioni, Luca Campestri e Olivia Teglia, Casa Saraceni, Bologna; Interferenze, curated by Simona Maria Pagano,Sof:art, Bologna (2024).

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Installation view. Duel, Emma Masut first solo show at Clima, Milan. September 2026

Emma Masut 
Untitled, 2026 
Acrylics on canvas 
30 x 40 cm - © Courtesy: the Artist and Clima, Milan, Paris Internationale

Emma Masut
Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
30 x 40 cm

Emma Masut 
Sleeper #6, 2026 
Acrylics on canvas 
21 x 28 cm - © Courtesy: The Artist and Clima, Milan, Paris Internationale

Emma Masut
Sleeper #6, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
21 x 28 cm

on view at the fair

stand A1.02 Courtyard

Vijay Masharani, Profile, 2025 - © Paris Internationale
Vijay Masharani
Vijay Masharani, Profile, 2025

Profile, 2026
Graphite, marker and colored pencil on paper
36 x 26 cm
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cm

Available, under 5K
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Vijay Masharani, Six Lights, 2025 - © Paris Internationale
Vijay Masharani
Vijay Masharani, Six Lights, 2025

Six Lights, 2026
Graphite and colored pencil on paper
36 x 26 cm
61,5 x 43 x 3,5 cm

Available, Under 5K
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Vijay Masharani, Tree, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Vijay Masharani
Vijay Masharani, Tree, 2026

Tree, 2026
Single channel video, runtime 1:02 minutes, iPad 10”
Ed of 3 + 2 AP

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Vijay Masharani, Dog on a highway, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Vijay Masharani
Vijay Masharani, Dog on a highway, 2026

Dog on a highway, 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, gouache, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 112 cm
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm framed

Available, under 15k
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Vijay Masharani, Opening Salvo (For Vatroslav Mimica), 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Vijay Masharani
Vijay Masharani, Opening Salvo (For Vatroslav Mimica), 2026

Opening Salvo (For Vatroslav Mimica), 2026
Graphite, colored pencil, marker, ink, conté crayon, laser print, collage on paper, wooden frame
76 x 111,8 cm
89,5 x 124 x 5 cm

Available, under 15K
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Emma Masut, Anemometro, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, Anemometro, 2026

Emma Masut
Acrylics on canvas
30 x 25 cm
EM2629

Available, under 5K
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Emma Masut, My bed is a swamp - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, My bed is a swamp

My bed is a swamp, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
60 x 80 cm
EM2622

Available, under 6K
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Emma Masut, Sleeper #6, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, Sleeper #6, 2026

Sleeper #6, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
21 x 28 x 2 cm
EM2627

Available, under 5K
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Emma Masut, untitled, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, untitled, 2026

Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
40 x 30 cm
EM2630

Available, under 5K
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Emma Masut, Untitled 1, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, Untitled 1, 2026

Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
20 x 25 cm
EM2618

Available, under 5K
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Emma Masut, Untitled 2, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, Untitled 2, 2026

Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
85 x 100 cm
EM 2616

Available, Under 10K
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Emma Masut, untitled 3, 2026 - © Paris Internationale
Emma Masut
Emma Masut, untitled 3, 2026

Untitled, 2026
Acrylics on canvas
30 x 40 cm
EM2613

Available, under 5K
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