GAP

Solo exhibition, Gallery of Cultural Center Dom Omladine, Belgrade, June 2009.

The installation view of the solo exhibition ‘GAP’. A multimedia show colliding several pieces opens up questions of aesthetics, fashion, medicine, and politics. Pieces exhibited: GAP - blue neon sign; “Still Life” - burned and exploded old clothes; “Parallel lines getting tangled” - installation of 1996 sequins bonded in threads; “Switch” - video loop and “Weaseled World” - appropriated kinetic toy.

Parallel lines getting tangled

The installation of 1996 sequins bonded in threads. They start coming out of the gap in the wall and then proceed on the floor, creating a reflective surface. The result is something very ambivalent, a mysterious matter coming out of the unknown source, resembling a swarm of black insects or menacing dark water, sometimes beautiful, sometimes ghastly. The title implies how something straight and clear can easily become tangled and twisted.