Tomáš Svoboda (b. 1974) is showing his output from the last few years, relating to his longtime concern with multiple choices in the narration of a single story. He offers a wide scope of alternative interpretations in approaching an event, leaving the process of reconstructing the event up to the spectator´s imagination. Svoboda tackles the problems of the simultaneous intersection of several different temporal planes, and of the correlation between the immediate experience and memory. The exhibition 25 Words per Second deals with the simultaneous appeal of text and image, and the use of cinematic language there where it overlaps the boundaries of its usual terrain.
