Leandro Erlich’s Liminal opens at PAMM

Pérez Art Museum Miami has opened Leandro Erlich: Liminal, a survey bringing together sixteen works from more than two decades. The exhibition, curated by Dan Cameron, uses familiar architectural situations to unsettle the viewer’s confidence in what a space appears to be.

Erlich’s work is especially suited to an encounter in person. A photograph can record an illusion, but moving through an installation makes the gap between expectation and perception harder to dismiss. Visitors become participants in figuring out what they are seeing.

The show gives Miami an extended opportunity to explore that approach across several works. Rather than treating one visual trick as the whole experience, the survey allows patterns to emerge. Ordinary spaces become less certain, and the act of looking becomes part of the exhibition’s subject.