Under My Skin – Solo Exhibition
I’m sharing a closer look at my solo exhibition *Under My Skin*, presented at The Lab, Tel Aviv, curated by Sharon Toval.
The project centers on a large-scale spiral installation made of hand-cast natural latex tiles—translucent, skin-like units that create an architectural, breathing environment. Through these reliefs and immersive spatial compositions, I explore bodily thresholds, material sensitivity, and the psychological spaces formed between exposure and protection.
Additional sculptural elements address intimacy, ritual, and gendered expectations, extending my ongoing research into transparent and elastic materials and the relationship between material behavior and embodied perception.
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Credits:
Artist · Gal Maclean Mitchell
Curator · sharon toval
Venue · The Lab, Tel Aviv
Dates · 18.09.2025 – 18.10.2025
Mediums · Natural latex, transparent/elastic materials, sculptural relief installation
Photos: Sharon Toval 19-23, Yoval Hay 3, 8, 13-16, 20, 21.

Spiral installation, sculpture
and latex casting.
3 meters high, 5 meters in diameter and a total length of
14 meters running.
Constructed of delicate, leathery tiles, the tiles stretch
through space and create a spiral-shaped path of walls.









Geulim, Hatzor HaGlilit
Etching, aquatint stains, etching, 3A paper

Mini kittens and parents from the carnivorous cat family, in a glass container - sculpture and latex casting
Container dimensions: 40*40*120



Sculpture and latex casting
40*1.30
A hybrid of a puma in the image of a female body, Victorian dress.


People at the exhibition





