A Room of One’s Vision is a living gallery of exhibitions, visual archives, and artistic legacies centered on women who reimagined space, identity, and expression through their work. Inspired by Virginia Woolf’s idea that a woman needs “a room of her own” to create, this collection expands the room into a whole realm—where artists, designers, and revolutionaries claimed space not just physically, but symbolically.
A Room of One's Vision
This collection includes exhibitions that open doorways into other worlds—dreamlike gardens, mythic landscapes, and sonic thresholds. From Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden, where archetypes rise like monuments from the Italian earth, to Rebecca Belmore’s Wave Sound sculptures that invite the land itself to speak, each piece
A Room of One's Vision
This collection spotlights women whose visual language and spatial imagination redefined the art world. From Peggy Guggenheim’s radical 31 Women exhibit to Hilma af Klint’s mystic abstractions that predated Kandinsky, these works remind us that innovation often blooms at the margins. Elsie de Wolfe’s interiors turned domestic