Make Room is proud to present “Shape of Life,” an exhibition that introduces Los Angeles-based artist Alex Anderson’s vision of geometry as both an aesthetic language and a metaphysical foundation. This is Anderson’s first solo exhibition with Make Room. For Anderson, geometry is not merely a formalist motif or a symbolic echo of natural recurrence—it serves as the structural armature of being. Spirals, hexagons, squares, and triangles reappear across botanical, mineral, celestial, and anatomical space: in floral blooms, crystalline lattices, star maps, and corporeal systems. Make Room is proud to present "Spectral Arrangement," a new collection of paintings and drawings by Hammzat Tahabsim that calls on the powerful force of the unknown. They are the realization of ruptured narratives, woven from the torn threads of our larger societal tapestry and Hammzat Tahabsim’s own story. These are not depictions of events, but rather speculations of a temporal, psychological and spiritual world that is separate from our own. This place is not a fiction; These figures exist in a limbo between reality and fabrication. Not of our world, faintly familiar, remaining unrecognizable.