Double J Collective - Gallery

Double J Collective - Gallery We work with artists and designers, in the categories of “fine crafts” and “conceptual design”

09/05/2026

Empty plinths. Measured walls. Pieces finding their place.

This exhibition is built around proximity. What may initially appear rigid or industrial begins to shift — through movement, reflection, and interaction with the body.

This is what happens before the opening. The quiet work behind the experience.

RE_FLEKT is taking shape.
Armin Najib | Solo Exhibition, Wearable Art II
Opening 15 May, 19:00

Double J Collective Gallery, Dubai

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Some works take years to become what they need to be.The Individuals is an ongoing series, developed since 2022 — built ...
08/05/2026

Some works take years to become what they need to be.
The Individuals is an ongoing series, developed since 2022 — built from an enduring obsession with cubic form. Highly technical, time intensive, intricately detailed. And interactive.
A ring that is never quite finished being discovered.

RE_FLEKT — Wearable Art II
Armin Najib | Solo Exhibition

Opening 15 May · 19:00
Double J Collective Gallery, Dubai

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Luminescent CoralsMarita Setas FerroLight in the deep.Darkness interrupted by colour.Luminescent Corals draws from the o...
01/05/2026

Luminescent Corals
Marita Setas Ferro

Light in the deep.
Darkness interrupted by colour.

Luminescent Corals draws from the ocean’s
furthest depths — where corals glow against
darkness, points of light in an otherwise
unseen world.

Constructed through layered knitting and
crochet, the work reinterprets marine
formations through textile — wool, acrylic,
polyester, and metallic elements building
a form that is at once familiar and
completely unexpected.

These techniques are deeply traditional.
Yet the way they are applied creates
an immediate confrontation — between
the known and the new, between touch
and vision, between tradition and
the innovation of form.

Part of The Echoes of Things from Nature,
an ongoing investigation into material,
ecology, and transformation — begun in 2016.

Textile Sculpture — wool, acrylic, polyester,
polyamide yarns, recycled polyester padding,
metallic upcycling rings and LED lights
180 × 90 cm — 2024

✦ Marita will be presenting her solo project
The Echoes of Things from Nature at
Personal Structures: Confluences,
European Cultural Centre, Venice Biennale
2026 — 9 May to 22 November.
Supported by Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian.

What draws you in first —
the light, the texture, or the depth?

Double J Collective Gallery
Dubai

RE-FLEKTA solo exhibition by Armin NajibCo-curated by Kawa H Pour and Marita S. Ferro15 May 2026, 7:00 PMDouble J Collec...
01/05/2026

RE-FLEKT

A solo exhibition by Armin Najib
Co-curated by Kawa H Pour and Marita S. Ferro

15 May 2026, 7:00 PM
Double J Collective Gallery, Dubai Design District

You are invited to encounter a body of work situated between sculpture and wearable form.

Double J Collective welcomes audiences engaged with wearable art, contemporary craft, and object-based practices to experience RE-FLEKT. This exhibition resists fixed categories and instead operates within a shifting relationship between body, structure, and identity.

Fading Luminescent CoralsMarita Setas FerroLight begins to recede.What was vibrant now softens.Fading Luminescent Corals...
30/04/2026

Fading Luminescent Corals
Marita Setas Ferro

Light begins to recede.
What was vibrant now softens.

Fading Luminescent Corals captures a moment
of transition — where luminosity fades but
does not disappear entirely. It lingers
within the surface, subtle and restrained.

Constructed through layered textile processes,
the form holds both movement and fragility.
Its structure suggests expansion and withdrawal
at once — echoing the rhythms of natural
systems under pressure.

Rather than presenting nature as static,
this work reflects its vulnerability.
It speaks to cycles that are often unseen —
where transformation occurs gradually,
quietly, and irreversibly.

✦ Marita will be presenting her solo project
The Echoes of Things from Nature at
Personal Structures: Confluences,
European Cultural Centre, Venice Biennale
2026 — 9 May to 22 November.
Supported by Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian.

When did you last witness something
beautiful slowly changing?

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Double J Collective Gallery
Dubai

Prolonged Drink ObjectNada ElkharashiSlow down. Watch the water move.Prolonged Drink Object incorporates the cultural pr...
27/04/2026

Prolonged Drink Object
Nada Elkharashi

Slow down. Watch the water move.

Prolonged Drink Object incorporates the
cultural principles of tranquility and
mindfulness into daily routine. Its form
invites a conscious pause — encouraging
the individual to appreciate the present
moment while observing the gentle flow
of water through an intricate network
of twisted tubes.

Every curve has been carefully considered.
Every twist is deliberate.

Drinking from Prolonged is not just
a physical experience — it is a journey
of contemplation.

Glass — 30 × 80 × 160mm

When did you last slow down
long enough to notice something beautiful?

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Double J Collective Gallery
Dubai

Stacked Drinking ObjectNada ElkharashiThree gulps. One ritual.Stacked Drinking Object is part of a new series of everyda...
25/04/2026

Stacked Drinking Object
Nada Elkharashi

Three gulps. One ritual.

Stacked Drinking Object is part of a new
series of everyday objects that examines
cultural understandings — making them
essential qualities that guide a healthier
daily routine.

Three gulp-sized, donut-shaped containers
with thumb dents on both sides. Each rests
on a central see-through carafe that holds
the water while serving as core support.

Mindfulness, built into the object itself.

Glass — 60 × 80 × 100 × 120mm

How do the objects you use daily
shape your behaviour?

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Double J Collective Gallery
Dubai

EchinusKatherine HuskieNo two shells are the same.Inspired by the beauty of sea urchin shells, Echinus transforms blown ...
22/04/2026

Echinus
Katherine Huskie

No two shells are the same.

Inspired by the beauty of sea urchin shells,
Echinus transforms blown glass into a tactile
homage to nature. Each strand applied
individually — shaped, refined, and
impossible to replicate.

A surface that invites touch while retaining
the fragility of the medium.

Katherine Huskie’s practice challenges the
expectation of precision in glassmaking.
She allows the material’s behaviour under
heat and pressure to shape the final form —
making the process visible in the object.

What does this piece remind you of
from the natural world?

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Double J Collective Gallery
Dubai

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