A curation by Anabel Zunino, Director at Galería Zunino - Windows have always served as more than architectural features—they are thresholds between worlds. In this collection, artists explore the window as both barrier and invitation, capturing moments where interior meets exterior, private encounters public. Some paintings draw us into intimate domestic spaces glimpsed from outside; others position us within, gazing outward at landscapes both familiar and foreign. Figures appear at these openings—sometimes watching, sometimes watched, always engaged in the eternal human act of looking and being seen. These works transform viewers into voyeurs, compelling us to peer through painted glass into lives and spaces that feel simultaneously accessible and forbidden. The window becomes a membrane of curiosity, separating yet connecting the sanctuary of home from the uncertainty beyond. Each canvas asks: what lies on the other side, and what does our desire to look reveal about ourselves?