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mythology
Jan Pfeiffer
Jan Pfeiffer's exhibition explores how architecture and urban spaces preserve the energy and ideas that have been imprinted on them, tracing the author's journey from personal experiences to universal symbols. Using black-and-white photographs and models, he intuitively connects distant elements—from a flame in Ramallah to the crown of the Old Town Bridge Tower—into a poetic construction about architectural "springs."
Petr Kubáč, Marie Lukáčová, Gideon Horváth + 7 more
When we deal with the legacy of mythology, we are primarily interested in what that "legacy" is. Are they themes? Specific characters? Certain models? Ideals? Through its narratives, mythology presents us not only with a multitude of archetypes and stereotypes, but also with many ideals and moral and emotional models that have been accepted to a certain extent as canons, dogmas, and model cases over the centuries. Carl Gustav Jung already noticed this in his interpretation in the field of analytical psychology (archetypes).
Natália Sýkorová
Brood – Stranger’s Vial – Womb is a “game that has forgotten its own rules” and “a story without an ending.” Instead of a clear, linear fantasy, it offers a fantasy space that we view through several layers of material and media abstraction. It makes everyday objects and (in)human identities special. It invites us to notice the affects of humanity in the midst of the climate crisis, which can only be glimpsed through peripheral vision, somewhere at the edge of gilded metal. Just beware: The sides will be reversed.