Koridor

• The exhibition is a part of a longer series by tranzit gallery00:00:00.934
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• that deals with various aspects of architecture.00:00:04.658
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• As suggested by the title the topic of the show is corridor.00:00:08.966
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• Here we have focused especially on social aspects of architecture,00:00:13.081
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• so not as much on architectural elements as on metaphorical interpretations.00:00:17.162
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• Corridor is one of the basic elements of architecture.00:00:27.249
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• It is also something one passes through.00:00:31.286
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• It's a kind of space that transforms one space into another.00:00:37.672
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• It is also a sort of non-space, something in-between.00:00:45.183
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• Currently we are talking about many kinds of corridors:00:00:49.379
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• e.g. economical, migration or railway corridors.00:00:53.402
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• In this sense a corridor can function also as a metaphor00:00:57.639
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• of social relations. We have three projects here.00:01:01.891
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• The first one is by Tomáš Džadoň and Michal Moravčík00:01:05.815
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• with quite a long title but we shall call it Patronka.00:01:09.967
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• During their research the artists have found out00:01:14.023
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• that Igor Rymarenko, the author of this architecture00:01:18.342
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• is also a puppeteering enthusiast.00:01:22.618
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• He also owns a small puppet theatre.00:01:26.900
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• So the artists asked the author and his family00:01:31.093
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• to perform a play in the model of Patronka00:01:35.180
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• and they agreed.00:01:38.572
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• Tomáš Džadoň and Michal Moravčík wrote a play00:01:42.503
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• based on dialogues overheard at Patronka00:01:46.589
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• which they turned into six acts capturing the spirit of the place.00:01:50.595
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• Rymarenko's family performs the play four times during the show.00:01:54.708
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• People hole up there like pigs and then take piss there.00:01:59.927
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• And it stinks terribly.00:02:04.265
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• At least they have placed the newsstand here.00:02:08.493
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• Once in a while I buy small buns here for my little son.00:02:12.181
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• Dominik Lang is a Czech artist who typically works with architecture.00:02:16.062
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• He chose this middle room where he has built00:02:23.308
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• a sort of a real corridor.00:02:27.639
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• His installation connects one room with another.00:02:31.626
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• What we see here is a raster of shelves.00:02:35.015
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• It's a play on absence and presence with an option of a look-through00:02:38.801
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• but also inability to enter the best part of our gallery.00:02:43.423
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• So he basically constructed an obstacle regulating00:02:47.754
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• the movement of visitors in the corridor.00:02:51.832
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• When we look closely we see pieces of clothing.00:02:55.877
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• This is how Dominik Lang works these days with figural motive00:03:00.167
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• though often it is not exactly present.00:03:04.412
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• Here it takes a shape of 15 figures represented by these clothes.00:03:08.585
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• Gio Sumbadze did a project where he too follows up00:03:14.766
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• with his research of Georgian folk architecture.00:03:19.048
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• During his research he used drawings made by his grandfather00:03:23.385
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• who had been architect. This grandfather wanted00:03:27.776
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• to found an ethnological museum which would show various blueprints00:03:31.894
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• and models of houses. Here we have exhibited00:03:35.951
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• models of Georgian folk houses with their cross sections.00:03:40.027
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• We have focused on chimneys or on building and construction00:03:44.512
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• of chimneys which are really peculiar.00:03:48.689

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