As the first solo exhibition held in Ronchini’s new 21 Conduit Street space, Emilia Momen: Bathers presents a radical reframing of the long-standing art historical lineage of bathers, stretching from Titian and Cézanne to Matisse. Momen’s bathers draw out a space of their own, negotiating the rich boundaries between private and public, viewer and onlooker, ritual and play. Following her solo exhibition in 2023, this momentous presentation gathers ten new oil paintings made for this occasion, rendered with Momen’s newly emphatic painterliness. Together, they map a quintessentially British choreography of water and leisure: from Bexhill’s tranquil shorelines to Richmond’s Thames-side meadows, where city and pastoral meet, bathing unfolds as an egalitarian practice shared across both coastal retreat and metropolitan life.