Petrit Halilaj Exhibition at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
Petrit Halilaj is able to match a strong contemporary use of gallery space with a sense of narrative.
While the Kosovo-born artist creates mysterious environments using materials as raw as dirt and rusty metal, he also manages to infus
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