At the Intersection between
Art and Philosophy
The Limits & Proximities
GALLERY
New Exhibition:
Inexorable
Join us for the opening of the new exhibition “Inexorable” at the Limits and Proximities Gallery. This exhibition is a collection works by Fernando Casas that speak to the passage of time.
Date: May 16, 2026
Time: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location: 1054 31st Street NW, Suite 138, Washington D.C.

"Art, like philosophy and science, is an
endeavor to understand who we are."
— Fernando Casas

Fernando Casas
March 25, 1946 - May 28, 2026
Discover the artist and philosopher who challenged the conventions of visual representation by innovating the possibility of showing the whole of visual reality as perceivable to a human being as well as representing space in time and/or time in space.
Featured Artists
Stephen Adams and Becky Soria have figured prominently in Casas’ life as fellow artists and as friends. Both Adams and Soria share Casas’ need to reflect on the relationship between humans, nature, and the contemporary world as well as to create art that has meaning and brings us closer to understanding ourselves. Adams’ work, often characterized as surrealist, reflects his conscious manipulation of forms and symbols. Soria’s work creates images that speak to the distinctive capabilities, frailties, and psychology that are unique to women.
Both Adams and Soria have donated several of their works to the Limits and Proximities gallery, a portion of which will be exhibited as part of the inaugural exhibit “Revelations.”


Featured Artists


Stephen Adams and Becky Soria have figured prominently in Casas’ life as fellow artists and as friends. Both Adams and Soria share Casas’ need to reflect on the relationship between humans, nature, and the contemporary world as well as to create art that has meaning and brings us closer to understanding ourselves. Adams’ work, often characterized as surrealist, reflects his conscious manipulation of forms and symbols. Soria’s work creates images that speak to the distinctive capabilities, frailties, and psychology that are unique to women.
Both Adams and Soria have donated several of their works to the Limits and Proximities gallery, a portion of which will be exhibited as part of the inaugural exhibit “Revelations.”
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