Interval

Solo exhibition in Art gallery, Cultural Centre Belgrade, 01-22.03.2012.

Multi-screen video and sound installation “Interval” suggests the hypothesis that we are currently living in a condition of free fall – a condition of utter instability, suspense and disorientation. Free fall is also paradoxical – if there is nothing to fall toward, we may not even be aware that we are falling. Once we lose the solid ground, everything around us begins to waver as our sense of balance is disrupted; we lose any sense of above and below, of before and after, of ourselves and our boundaries - perspectives are twisted and multiplied. Nevertheless, falling does not only mean ruin and demise, it is at the same time passion and surrender, enjoyment and suffering, it can frighten us or enthrall us. The exhibition brings into focus the human body and physical experience, that has atrophied in the face of the technological virtual.

Moving images show bodies falling down without reservation, embracing a world of forces and matter, which lacks any stability and sparks the sudden shock of the open: a freedom that is terrifying, utterly deterritorializing, and always unknown.


http://www.kcb.org.rs/OProgramima/Likovniprogram/LikovniNajave/tabid/1086/AnnID/1855/language/en-US/Default.aspx