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Sofia Reshmi
Lava Tail, 2026
Blandteknik
100 x 120 x 5 cm
Urbano Cats is a series of works created in the streets of Berlin, where the pulse of the city meets a personal visual language built on the interplay between chaos and structure. The cat moves through vibrant layers of color, symbols, drips, and spontaneous gestures, while being contained within the geometric fields and boxes that have become a signature element of the artists work.
These framed spaces act as both boundaries and stages. They represent the human desire to create order, meaning, and belonging within an environment that is constantly shifting. Inside and around them, the cats appear as free-spirited urban characterscurious, independent, and impossible to fully contain.
Urbano Cats explores the frameworks we build and the freedom we seek within them. The works invite viewers to consider how we navigate our own livesbalancing structure with spontaneity, certainty with curiosity, and the comfort of boundaries with the urge to move beyond them.
The series becomes a celebration of individuality, resilience, and the beauty that emerges when chaos and structure coexist.

Sofia Reshmi
Lava Tail, 2026
Blandteknik
100 x 120 x 5 cm
Urbano Cats is a series of works created in the streets of Berlin, where the pulse of the city meets a personal visual language built on the interplay between chaos and structure. The cat moves through vibrant layers of color, symbols, drips, and spontaneous gestures, while being contained within the geometric fields and boxes that have become a signature element of the artists work.
These framed spaces act as both boundaries and stages. They represent the human desire to create order, meaning, and belonging within an environment that is constantly shifting. Inside and around them, the cats appear as free-spirited urban characterscurious, independent, and impossible to fully contain.
Urbano Cats explores the frameworks we build and the freedom we seek within them. The works invite viewers to consider how we navigate our own livesbalancing structure with spontaneity, certainty with curiosity, and the comfort of boundaries with the urge to move beyond them.
The series becomes a celebration of individuality, resilience, and the beauty that emerges when chaos and structure coexist.
Sofia Reshmi
Höllviken
Sofia Reshmi is a Swedish contemporary artist based in Berlin, whose practice moves between painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media. Working across a number of interconnected series, she combines found imagery, Polaroids, paint, spray, text and sculptural elements to create works that are at once visually immediate and conceptually layered.
Her work explores identity, belonging, longing, desire and the tension between the individual and the world around us. Personal experiences are often transformed into visual narratives that leave room for ambiguity, humour and emotional recognition. Rather than telling a single story, Reshmi creates fragments, symbols and situations that invite the viewer to complete the narrative themselves.
A distinctive part of her practice is the way she combines familiar visual languages with unexpected materials and contexts. Pop-cultural references, personal memories, everyday objects and archetypal imagery can coexist within the same work, creating a visual language that is playful on the surface while carrying a deeper emotional undercurrent.
Recent bodies of work include Mallorca / Coming Home, Analogue Stories, Longing: Distance, Boring Housewives, Urbano Cats and Transitions. Across these series, Reshmi continuously investigates what it means to belong to a place, to another person, to a memory, or ultimately to oneself.
Reshmi's career has developed rapidly since she began presenting her work publicly, with collectors across Europe, the US and other international markets. Her practice is increasingly positioned at the intersection of contemporary art, visual culture and a new generation of artist-led international practice.
Based in Sweden, Reshmi works with both intimate and large-scale formats and continues to develop an expanding body of work intended for an international audience.
Reshmi has also founded the international invitationalclub Social Art Club (SAC.) which brings collectors and artlovers together.
Utställningar
www.xraycollectiveart.com