About Shoobil
Shoobil is an artist-initiative dedicated to experimentation, collective practice, and process-based work.
Shoobil operates as an open, evolving structure for artistic exchange, where the emphasis lies not only on finished form, but also on the unfolding of ideas.
It is a space that supports artists in working across disciplines, testing raw material, and creating outside the pressures of curated timelines or institutional expectations. Exhibitions, music, conversation, and collaboration intermingle fluidly. The boundaries between artist, audience, and space remain deliberately porous.
Shoobil offers a setting where roles are flexible and structures emerge in real time. Projects may arise from long dialogues, sudden improvisations, or shared urgencies. What defines the program is not a fixed agenda, but a continuous negotiation between people, context, and intent.
At Shoobil, presence is valued over product, and relation over resolution. It provides a space for ongoing interaction without haste or predetermined outcome; an open space for slowness, mutual support, and shared becoming.
The space further blurs the line between making and showing, between private process and public encounter.
Shoobil continues to grow organically through collective energy and a shared commitment to experimentation.
Owners
Serena Baplu
Gallery Manager
Serena Baplu
Gallery assistants
Tosca Baplu
Jef Gysen