Bluerider ART Taipei · Breeze Center presents Cosmos Chakra, a group exhibition opening in September 2026 for the Mid-Autumn season. Bringing together American artist Carol Prusa, German artist Eberhard Ross, and Czech artist Jan Kaláb, among other international artists, the exhibition poses an ancient yet ever-renewing question: how does cosmic order mirror itself in the body and the mind.

At the heart of the exhibition is a museum-scale, nine-meter double-sided scroll, Strange Attractors. One side traces the chakras of the human body and the outward flow of energy; the other places the artist’s verse in dialogue with the Friedmann Equations — the relativistic framework describing a homogeneous, expanding universe. The inner lines of chakra energy and the outer equations of cosmic evolution face one another across the two sides of the scroll, much as on a Mid-Autumn night one gazes up at the moon, and the moon gazes back down — the small universe within and the vast universe without are, in the end, a single breath.

Around this focal work, Eberhard Ross responds to the vibrations of the cosmos with restrained, minutely attentive brushwork, while Jan Kaláb explores the vibrational order of color and space through geometric abstraction. From here the exhibition unfolds: the inner map of energy traced by the chakras and the outer equations of cosmic evolution are, in the hands of each artist, drawn and questioned anew.

Carol Prusa (American, b.1956) holds an MFA in painting from Drake University and lives and works in North Carolina. Working in the Renaissance technique of silverpoint, she draws on astrophysics to interpret the chaotic interactions of cosmic evolution, rendering large-scale silver-line drawings of exceptional precision and refined grayscale that extend into sculptural form to express the strange beauty of the universe. Prusa has said: “I seek to convey vibrations that are unseen but felt, including echoes from billions of years ago. Like a scientist, I look for new ways to explain where we stand, and to arrive at the fullest possible understanding of the world.” She is a recipient of the SECAC Award for Artistic Achievement, has exhibited by invitation of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and is featured in numerous histories of silverpoint drawing. Her work is held in the permanent collections of more than a dozen American museums, including the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Museum of Arts and Design in New York, and the Museum of Arts and Sciences.

Eberhard Ross (German, b.1959) lives and works in Frankfurt and is a graduate of the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen, where he studied under conceptual artist László Lakner and pioneering German public artist Friedrich Gräsel. Ross has long devoted himself to painting and drawing, his work fusing Zen philosophy with a minimalist aesthetic, and his meditative process responding to the order and rhythm of nature. His work is permanently held in the Art Collection NRW (Germany) and the Alte Post Museum für Kunst in Mülheim (Germany), among others.

Jan Kaláb (Czech, b.1978) is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, where he lives and works today. A pioneer of the Czech graffiti scene, Kaláb has spent three decades on a resolutely unconventional artistic path, evolving from the point into circular deformation and three-dimensional sculpture, distilling the wildness of the street onto geometrically warped canvases. He represented the Czech Republic at the Czech Pavilion of the Shanghai World Expo, and his work is held in the National Museum of the Czech and Slovak Republics, the National Museum of Fine Arts of Brazil, and the Osan Museum of Art in Korea, as well as by international luxury houses including Dior and Tiffany and numerous private collections.

Through each artist’s distinct visual language, a shared frequency emerges between order and breath. As the Mid-Autumn moon comes full, galaxy and chakra, inner and outer, body and stars, are drawn at last into deep communion across the vastness of the cosmos.

Participatipating artists:
Willi Siber
Josep Riera i Aragó
Carol Prusa
Christiane Grimm
Eberhard Ross
Marck
Peter Krauskopf
Thierry Feuz
Lin Dingyi
Wolfgang Flad
Desire Obtain Cherish
Jan Kaláb
Wu Huaheng