Pablo Caviedes’ On the Map series is presented in London between 16–22 May, curated by İlayda Uzunarslan. The exhibition brings together a multidisciplinary body of work including silk screen prints, artist books, and expanded visual narratives.

On the Map examines how geography is constructed, interpreted, and internalised, questioning the authority of mapping systems and their fixed representations of space. Caviedes reimagines maps as fluid and subjective territories, shaped by movement, memory, and perception.

Through layered silk screen works and the intimate format of artist books, the series unfolds as a reflection on navigation, displacement, and identity. The works invite viewers into a space where fragmentation and repetition become tools for rethinking how we relate to place and belonging.

Expanding across mediums, the exhibition situates Caviedes’ practice within a broader dialogue on migration and transnational experience. Set in London, a city defined by constant cultural exchange, On the Map opens a space for reconsidering personal and collective geographies in a shifting world.