From a Faraway Meadow (Desde un prado lejano)
Through porcelain, María Enríquez shifts elements of the organic—flowers, petals, sprouts—toward a state of permanence. The ephemeral becomes fixed in a material historically linked to delicacy, ornament, and conservation. The installation thus moves between persistence and disappearance, between the desire to preserve and the inescapable awareness of loss. The meadow here appears as a liminal […]
Being and Longing: Enough Is Never Enough
Some people believe earnestness and intellectualism are mutually exclusive. Some people have become consumed with brands and trends. I am not one of these people. Every once in a while, you meet someone or experience something that alters your present perspective, that fucks with your future understanding, that urges you to retrace the steps you […]
Wisła felt lonely so I invited her in
In the project Wisła felt lonely so I invited her inI explore the role of water within the domestic sphere, focusing specifically on the presence of the Vistula River (known in Polish as Wisła) in the bathroom. Most of the water running through Warsaw homes originates from her. Our most frequent daily contact with water […]
Tartan Tartana
In a five page long story first written a few years ago, a girl from an undefined period in pre-historical times narrates her life in her home, a boggy glen surrounded by onion grass, which she learns to pick and replant in her family’s land, in what seems like the beginning of farming. Her voice […]
Portals
High beams, brights, are blinding, but they also illuminate the road in the dark hours. Suddenly a hare darts by, a glimpse of a hedgehog or some kind of badger on the bank; sometimes, if lucky, the apparition of an antlered stag in the distance, motionless for an instant under the car’s flash—quickly disappearing off […]
Fleeting Glance
Queer histories are rarely found in official archives. They persist through narratives, gestures and fleeting encounters, acting as cracks and ruptures within the normative. As ephemeral traces, they preserve memory and knowledge within a culture that often renders queer lives invisible. “Fleeting Glance” is dedicated to the transient gazes and unwritten stories of queer bodies […]
Signal V: A Selection of Objects and Installations from the Robert Runták Collection
On 25 June 2026, Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc opened the exhibition project Signal V: A Selection of Objects and Installations from the Robert Runták Collection. Within the Czech context, the exhibition presents a unique selection of groundbreaking large-scale works whose size and significance often go beyond the scope of conventional private collecting. This is the […]
escalators to: big bang
“Even when it all blows up, there will always be stars and there will always be dark matter: for this is the art world.” – Christiana Spens This year’s graduation exhibition of the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin, titled escalators to: big bang, takes its cue from a paradoxical wall instruction. Its language mirrors the kind of […]
Hairline
Hair continues to grow even when it seems that everything else has already been lost. It is one of the most intimate traces of our existence, a material testament to time passing through the body. Hair preserves memory, becoming a relic, an amulet, and a keepsake of those we have loved. Across cultures, it has […]
MWAH
An interest in the products we consume – unnecessary objects of little “real” use – runs through Agnes Lindvall’s practice. Cheap and puerile items, things one can never have too many of, promising joy while being designed for disposability. Mass-produced under unclear conditions and materials, in bright, shiny colors, squishable megaflumpsies layered with glitter – […]