BOTOX
Silence has become rare. Spaces where one can gather one’s thoughts are even rarer. In his new solo exhibition ‘Botox,’ Paul Glaw unfolds an installation setting that conceives of the art space as a protective space – not as a retreat into the private sphere, but as a space of possibility for collective memory, pause, […]
thank you for recording
thank you for recording opens up a space where the act of staging creates its own kind of truth. In the absence of solid ground, it is the persistence of questioning and reimagining that holds everything together. Recording in the context of the exhibition extends beyond video or audio. It is understood as a broader […]
THEONLYTHINGTHATISMISSING
The thing that’s missing isn’t an ingredient, or a magic word, or the last piece of a puzzle. It’s not something you can just add and be done with. What’s missing has to do with the thing that misses it—with the structure of lack itself. Because if that one missing thing were to appear, the […]
Mating Manual
What is social order, and how is it constructed? To look for answers, we must take a system of state management of the lives of citizens into consideration. One of them is related to reproduction, and in the following, sexuality. What helps keep these areas in check are schemes. Repetitive, unifying, commonplace, and, above all, […]
Because I’m pretty when I cry
Mixed emotions and conflicting desires—fear entwined with longing, hope laced with despair—serve as a point of departure for Kacper Tomaszewski’s reflection on tears as catalysts of emotional experience. Tears? Fleeting drops of chaos that rise from within us, streaming down the face like a tangible record of feeling. Jack Katz, author of How Emotions Work, […]
RACEFUL DEAD
The Raceful Dead project analyzes contemporary human relationships with technology, focusing on the tension between support and oppression, acceleration and overload. It offers both a physical and symbolic take on ambition within a dromological world order and late capitalism, in which technologies originally designed to help, whether at the level of the body or perception, […]
Olga Migliaressi-Phoca @park
Olga Migliaressi-Phoca creates narratives that reflect popular culture of today and echo current viewpoints and attitudes of western society. In her text-based works, she turns iconic logos and familiar signs of everyday vocabulary into thought-provoking plays of words and reflections of gender, identity, visual representation, and the interplay between subject and object. Recognizable, familiar signs […]
Pink Pong
Boban Andjelkovic on Pink Pong My principles remain unchanged: painting is an experience that only fully unfolds in dialogue with the viewer. It is about conscious seeing, intuitive feeling, holistic experience, and intimate engagement. In my current works, this aspiration is condensed into a concentrated exploration of a small format. The motifs grow instinctively from […]
BLUE HEAT HAZE
Maik Gräf’s solo exhibition Blue Heat Haze refers to Derek Jarman’s film Blue (1993). The color blue defines the works on display, where the blue of the photographic cyanotype technique merges with blue denim fabric to create image-objects. The motifs embedded into the fabric speak of the lived realities and aesthetics of queer individuals—primarily gay […]
En el umbral de la sombra
Juan Sebastián Franco (Bogotá, 1995) presents a visual essay on appearance and enigma. In his work, painting is not an act of representation, but of invocation. The image is not constructed—it is revealed: like a secret emerging from the depths, like a trick performed before our eyes whose mechanism remains concealed. Franco does not paint […]