Abraham Aronovitch

What WillHappen Next ?

Abraham Aronovitch, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 130 × 97 cm, Behind the Obvious series.

What Will Happen Next ?, 2025. A blue figure facing a mirror overrun by flames and coloured strokes.
What Will Happen Next ?, 2025

When the mirror ceases to reflect the world and exposes only its chaos, what part of humanity survives the vertigo?

Reading note

In What Will Happen Next?, Abraham Aronovitch radicalises the dispositif of the Behind the Obvious series. The bathroom mirror is no longer a surface of recognition, but a zone of chromatic saturation and formal disorder. Faced with the dissolution of the everyday setting, the observing figure encounters the emergence of an unprecedented presence: a “pseudo neo-human” silhouette, at once agonising and persistent, seemingly sustaining the gaze from the very heart of chaos.

The work suspends all narrative progression, freezing a state of permanent crisis. This painting questions the mutation of the subject in an era of uncertainty and dematerialisation, offering a powerful image of resilience: even within a fragmented and unrecognizable world, the persistence of the gaze endures. By refusing to answer the question posed by the title, the artist installs a silent inquiry between the two figures. The scene thus becomes a space of pure possibility, inviting us to inhabit indeterminacy, at the threshold between the end of one world and the emergence of another presence.

The whole room: The Mirror

Room 1 · The Mirror, The Split : 9 paintings, in hanging order.

What Will Happen Next ?, 2025 · 130 × 97 cm · Acrylic on canvas

What Will Happen Next ?, 2025, in full screen.

What Will Happen Next ?, 2025. A blue figure facing a mirror overrun by flames and coloured strokes.

What Will Happen Next ?

2025
130 × 97 cm
Acrylic on canvas

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