Joel’s Underground has announced a one-night exhibition, “No Face, No Trace”, featuring the work of artist Zino Haro, taking place on Friday 4 September 2026 at its premises at 39 Rue Félix de Blochausen in Luxembourg-Bonnevoie.
The exhibition will run from 18:00 to 20:00 and explore themes of privacy, surveillance, identity and the “right to be unseen”.
According to the organisers, Zino Haro’s work examines what it means to be constantly seen, recorded and interpreted by systems that people may not always understand or control. The exhibition will consider the relationship between visibility and freedom, as well as the question of whether remaining unseen can become “a form of resistance”.
The exhibition will be hosted in a private basement space and will include a short artist talk and a discussion around the themes addressed in the exhibition.
Entry is free of charge, although attendance is limited.
For further details and registration, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/joels-underground-art-exhibition-tickets-1998926457845.
