opa projects is proud to present Open World, No Save Point.
For this solo exhibition, Tess Dumon presents a new series of paintings that borrow the language of video games—open worlds, portals, checkpoints—to create poetic, immersive landscapes. Her universe is quiet, nocturnal, and charged with magic. Horizons glow, paths appear, reflections open into other states of reality. Each image feels like a moment just before something happens.
Dumon’s figures do not chase victory. They pause, drift, cross. They inhabit fragile spaces where direction matters more than destination. The paintings offer a rare experience: slowing down, paying attention, and allowing mystery to remain.
Presented by Opa in Miami, Open World, No Save Point resonates with a city shaped by movement and reinvention. It proposes a different kind of progress—gentle, intuitive, and deeply poetic—where there are no shortcuts, no resets, only the beauty of moving forward.
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We are dedicated to collaborating with museums, educational programs, and art schools, hosting events and initiatives that inspire and engage.
These partnerships strengthen ties between contemporary artists and major institutions in Florida and beyond.
“Connecting Art, Institutions, and Collectors”
Billy Tartour is an art historian, collector, and renowned art advisor with years of experience supporting artists and guiding collectors. His work has consistently bridged artists and prestigious institutions.
opa projects is the culmination of Billy’s commitment : a gallery designed to connect artists, collectors, and institutions, fostering meaningful relationships and forward-thinking exhibitions.
