Entr'acte by Luca Reffo is an exhibition about the possibility of following the process of image execution as it unfolds.

Conceived for the rooms of the SPARC Venice, it gathers paintings, drawings and archival material from the ongoing project Phantom Eye Colour, which focuses on the animal presences that inhabit Franz Kafka's work through the lens of the feral child, social isolation and the ancestral issues involved in anthropocentrism.

The sequence of images explores the paradoxical consequences of attempts to rehabilitate the balance of erect posture and human walking in comparison to different species.

Entr'acte is configured as an imaginary interval between the development of the research and the definition of its boundaries, inviting the viewer to glimpse at the lesser-known aspect of the work, in advance of its conclusion.