The Wave

29. 6. – 2. 9. 2023

Radu Belcin (ROU)
Barbora Maštrlová (CZE)
Nina E. Schönefeld (DEU)
Magdalena A. Turzová (CZE)
Maik Wolf (DEU)

Curator: Tomáš Koudela

The curator of this exhibition project suggests that the forms and contents – at first sight seemingly incompatible – be subjected to confrontation with good will and a bit of time, longer than a moment, that can often offer surprising consequences of meaning.
 
The ways of how to view the world are still a medium worthy of special attention, just like all sorts of receptive practices of visual codes.
 
The obviousness, permanence, and contextual anchoring of relevant theoretical-practical contents is falsified by actual professional dictionary in some waves that tend to be – after retreating back to shoreless horizons – present, as a new morphology of nowness.
 
They can appear in front of us as structures coming out of their selves, ex nihilo…, or as „Everyone is the other, no one oneself“1

 
Those of us that have lived through the experience of time as a meaning-value continuity, will surely not object to be world mates to those, whose path is a first insight – viewing existence and being in its extensively temporary claim to be perceived as an exhaustive report about the torn world.
 
Let’s perhaps try then together at GDM.

[1] LÉVINAS, Emmanuel. En découvrant l ́existence avec Husserl et Heidegger. Paris: Librairie philosophique J. VRIN. 2006, str. 118