*RAGE™* presents new photographic and video works by Tania Franco Klein examining rage as both an embodied emotion and a socially produced condition. Drawing on advertising, journalism, cinema, art history, and contemporary image culture, Franco Klein constructs psychologically charged scenes that explore how emotions are absorbed, mediated, and manipulated. The works consider rage as simultaneously collective response, personal experience, and cultural fabrication, foregrounding its contradictory capacities for destruction, agency, and political expression. Through surreal imagery, cinematic fragments, and references to artificial intelligence and subtitling, the exhibition interrogates the ways contemporary media structures emotional perception.
