Affinity (n): a sensitivity that belongs to the matter itself; species of similitude. 

Isabelle Stengers has written, affinity belongs to no specific discipline. The concept, according to Stenger, has had a genuine history marked by a succession of sudden developments, in which the relationship between chemistry and physics come into play at crucial moments. 

Opposites combust and combine, Synthesis and Surrender. 

mutations of matter, 

Radiant Matter.

Pinging off one another’s adjacencies

SPY Projects presents Affinities, a group exhibition featuring works from Charlie Engelman, Filip Kostic, Cross Lupka, Sophronia Cook, Alex Parrasch, Yukine Yanagi, Liam Everette and Anastasia Denos.