Mind Games
Kresby Márie Čorejovej sa v istom zmysle dajú označiť za intímne. Vypovedajú o niečom, čo celkom presne nepoznáme, čomu nerozumieme, čo ale súvisí s osobným svetom Márie Čorejovej. Názvy nám napovedajú, ale neusmernia nás. Kľúč k interpretácii športových, leteckých, architektonických, náboženských motívov existuje, autorka sama ale disponuje tým jediným správnym kľúčom. Možno zámerne v divákovi evokujú otázku, či je sám autor v procese tvorby schopný interpretovať všetky významy ktoré vkladá do svojho diela. Požiera obrovská tuba katedrálu, alebo cirkev? Alebo je katedrála tubou vytváraná. Je všadeprítomná tekutina krvou ako symbolom bolesti, alebo je tekutinou životodárnou? Sú športovci symbolom systematickej sebazničujúcej trýznivej činnosti, alebo sú to dobrí anjeli strážni? Sú amputované kreslá, postele, vankúše knihy synonymom bolesti vzťahov, ľudského odcudzenia a dlhodobého nepochopenia, alebo hovoria o niečom celkom inom? Kresby Márie Čorejovej možno analyzovať, interpretovať, hľadať, blúdiť, byť nimi fascinovaný, ale nikdy ich celkom nepochopiť. S kresbami Márie Čorejovej treba komunikovať – osobne a intímne – a tým dynamizovať a dotvárať ich vlastný, stále sa rozvíjajúci príbeh.
- The exhibition Mind Games presents my work00:00:05.917
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- created over the past two years.00:00:11.045
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- It's an exhibition of drawings.00:00:13.409
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- Here, in the Space Gallery, I've also added some wall paintings.00:00:16.410
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- This collection represents my return to a medium I worked in00:00:23.944
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- before I started studying at the University.00:00:30.816
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- It's a retrospective, a return...00:00:34.972
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- A kind of art I was more inclined to do earlier in my life.00:00:41.122
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- but that I left during my studies and the years after.00:00:46.525
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- To try other things, new things.00:00:55.703
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- Lately, I've decided it is time to go back to what I used to do.00:00:58.615
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- That is, the drawings.00:01:07.182
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- This is also what I'm showing at this exhibition.00:01:09.958
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- There is a wide range of themes.00:01:18.289
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- However, they can be divided into two groups.00:01:20.504
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- In the first one, I play with my identity,00:01:24.403
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- in the second, I comment on social issues.00:01:26.946
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- As is the case with most of my work,00:01:29.055
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- the issues spring from my daily observations00:01:32.156
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- of regular situations, things, events...00:01:37.551
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- But they also express my opinion about actual events,00:01:41.394
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- concrete broader social issues.00:01:46.466
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- I strive to not just show the drawings in a journal-like form,00:01:50.016
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- but to present them in their wider context.00:01:55.027
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- I don't think art should exist as a mere author's journal.00:02:02.943
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- It should always deal with some broader issues.00:02:09.719
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- I started to draw and I think00:02:13.444
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- that drawing is of great importance in the genesis of any art work.00:02:19.715
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- But very often it remains in the sketch-books00:02:24.917
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- and what is shown is the final work.00:02:27.782
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- I think the most interesting aspect of drawing00:02:31.513
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- is that it carries the main idea.00:02:36.514
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- To draw is to stop at the bare substance and to say: "That's it."00:02:41.715
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- And not go any further.00:02:45.474
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- This space is very interesting, broken into many parts.00:02:47.335
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- I felt like I had to also do something with the walls.00:02:51.966