New Works at CONTEXT Art Miami 2025
Brussels / Miami. The Vault Art Gallery is delighted to announce that it will present works by Jonty Hurwitz and Yifat Davidoff at Context Art Miami the influential international contemporary-art fair held during Miami Art Week (December 2–7, 2025) at Booth C7, One Herald Plaza, Biscayne Bay.
From Vault to Miami: The Vault Art Gallery’s Vision
The Vault Art Gallery occupies a 530 m² space in Brussels, located in a former bank building on Avenue Louise — stone walls, original vault architecture, and a striking design that merges heritage with avant-garde contemporary art.
Founded in 2024 by collectors/entrepreneurs with a keen eye for global contemporary trends, The Vault was conceived to “build a bridge between established artists, emerging talents, institutions, and the public,” offering immersive exhibitions that turn traditional “white cube” expectations on their head.
The Gallery is known not only for exhibiting bold and diverse artworks, from Pop and Op-Art to sculptural and mixed-media pieces, but also for rethinking how art is experienced: offering services such as art leasing, private viewings, and curated lifestyle-oriented events, creating an environment that merges art with luxury and experience.
Given this background, The Vault is uniquely positioned to serve as a cultural “passport”, bringing European contemporary vision to global art platforms. Their decision to present at CONTEXT reflects exactly that ambition.
Why CONTEXT Art Miami, and Why Jonty & Yifat
CONTEXT Art Miami is the dedicated contemporary-art fair during Miami Art Week that highlights emerging and mid-career artists via a diverse, international roster of galleries.
By bringing Hurwitz and Davidoff’s works to CONTEXT, The Vault ensures these pieces reach a global audience of collectors, curators, institutions and art-lovers, from Belgium to the U.S., bridging continents through a shared passion for perception, form and innovation.
Hurwitz and Davidoff’s oeuvre, rooted in optical art, sculpture, illusion, mathematics, memory and emotional resonance, aligns well with The Vault’s philosophy: not only presenting art, but delivering an experience that merges craftsmanship, aesthetics, thought, and context.
What to Expect at The Vault’s Booth
When The Vault Art Gallery brings Hurwitz & Davidoff to Miami:
Expect a curated selection of their signature works — likely including anamorphic sculptures, perception-challenging pieces, and visually striking works that embody both technical sophistication and conceptual depth.
A presentation that carries the “Vault ethos”: a visceral sense of space, history, and refined presentation, even far from Brussels, the spirit of The Vault transforms the fair-booth into more than a stand, but a micro-environment.
An opportunity for collectors and institutions to acquire or engage with work that sits at the intersection of art, science, emotion — a fit for those seeking to expand their collections with pieces that challenge conventional boundaries.
What This Move Means
The Vault Art Gallery reaffirms its commitment to international dialogue and to championing artists whose work transcends borders. It also underscores the gallery’s ambition to operate not just locally, but globally,offering its artists access to one of the world’s most significant art-week platforms.
