Year after year, Flashback's narrative expands: Flashback Art Fair is an ongoing narrative that allows art, even historicised art, to remain connected to the present. The Flashback space has always been a place of hospitality and welcome, an uncolonised area without banners.

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The 2025 edition, “Untitled”, represented a further rejection of totalising and exclusive narratives. The idea behind not giving it a title was to create a space that could accommodate all forms of diversity; the absence of a title is not a void but a space for discussion teeming with energy.

Flashback therefore presented itself as an uncolonised space, free from imposed hierarchies and structures, where no expression dominates over others. In this “free zone” of art, hospitality becomes a founding principle: welcoming differences, multiple identities and voices that stand out from the crowd. 'Untitled' thus became the symbol of a desire for non-imposition, a conscious rejection of the closed and totalising narrative systems that often dominate contemporary life.

With this choice, Flashback not only celebrated the freedom of art, but also affirmed its own political and cultural position: breaking down physical and temporal barriers, giving voice to the invisible. In an age where everything tends to be labelled, catalogued and monetised, “Untitled” represented a poetic and radical choice.