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Time After Time

Nietzsche’s concept of “eternal recurrence” became the opening idea of Milan Kundera’s novel The Unbearable Lightness of Being, became the opening idea of Alan Lightman’s book Einstein’s Dreams, became the opening idea of the Time After Time exhibition. Time flows by in eternal circles and all keeps recurring forever, even the repetition repeats itself. We are convinced of the unique and individual quality of each moment, not knowing that we experienced it many times before and are going to live it again and again in the future. Each word will be uttered again in the same context and each sentence will acquire the same meaning. Eternal recurrence. We believe in the uniqueness of moments that disappear forever and will never come back. Forever we are caught in the illusion of the passage of time.

umělciCristina David, Marie Lukáčová, de Boer Manon, Caroline Kryzecki, Ababacar Dieng Khalifa, Viktor Frešo, Ben Landau, Jaro Kyša, Jakub Roček, András Cséfalvay, Martin Vongrej, Kara Rooney, Rona Stern
kurátorJaro Varga, Zuzana Jakalová
místoMeetFactory
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účinkujícíJaro Varga, Zuzana Jakalová
kameraDavid Přílučík
zvukDavid Přílučík
střihDavid Přílučík
interviewDavid Přílučík
překladPalo Fabuš
kategorieReports
publikováno4. 12. 2016
jazykČesky / English
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Time After Time
The image of pages in a textbook being turned by a machine and standardised scientific restoration processes may arouse concerns but simultaneously hope. The experience of Western modernity, whether optimistic or disastrous, is a significant heritage which we should take good care of. We already know only too well what crimes and violence modern western people were capable of committing or at least took part in. However, we should not forget that modern institutions, such as the state, schools, science or museums, have created the infrastructure for our better lives.