FIRST LOOK marks the inaugural presentation at Stella Gallerie’s new location, introducing the space through a curated group exhibition that establishes the gallery’s next chapter. More than an opening, this moment serves as a considered arrival—an opportunity to experience the gallery in its earliest form, before familiarity settles and the program unfolds.

Nestled in Little River, just minutes from the Miami Design District, the gallery’s new home reflects both expansion and intention. As Stella Gallerie’s largest location to date, the space allows for a more ambitious dialogue between artwork, architecture, and audience—offering scale, flexibility, and openness that shape how the work is experienced.

The exhibition brings together a selection of works chosen for their ability to engage with light, spatial rhythm, and material presence. Each piece contributes to an initial conversation between artist and environment, allowing the gallery to be encountered as both setting and subject. The installation reflects a deliberate first configuration—one that establishes tone, scale, and curatorial direction for the exhibitions to follow.

FIRST LOOK invites guests to slow down and observe the space as it comes into focus. It is a moment shaped by first impressions, quiet discovery, and the subtle energy of something newly revealed. As the doors open, the gallery begins its life not through spectacle, but through presence—offering a glimpse into the evolving vision that will continue to unfold within these walls.