UNSPOKEN — SPACE776, NEW YORK (2026)

In 2026, Adam Bazlik presented his work in UNSPOKEN, a three-artist group exhibition at Space776 in New York, alongside Sunjoo Chung and Zukie.

Bringing together sculpture and painting, the exhibition explored how material, form, colour and surface shape perception, memory and human connection. Despite the distinct visual languages and cultural backgrounds of the three artists, their works shared an interest in experiences that are communicated through physical presence and visual expression rather than direct narrative.

Bazlik presented CYRCON: STATUE OF LIBERTY, ICED OUT, a collaborative sculpture created together with Michal Kusnir of triple6studio. The work reinterpreted the CYRCON character through the visual symbolism of New York, transforming the figure into a contemporary reference to the Statue of Liberty.

Hand-embellished with stones, the sculpture extended CYRCON into a more detailed and tactile object, combining Bazlik’s art-toy language with elements associated with jewellery, street culture and contemporary pop aesthetics.

Presented alongside Sunjoo Chung’s contemporary reinterpretations of traditional Korean mother-of-pearl craft and Zukie’s character-based paintings, the work became part of a dialogue between sculpture, craft, popular imagery and personal visual narratives.

UNSPOKEN marked Adam Bazlik’s exhibition presence in New York and continued the international development of the CYRCON project across Asia, Europe and the United States.

Cyrcon: STATUE OF LIBERTY, ICED OUT
2026
Painted 3D print
25 × 17 × 11 cm