SOFT WALLS, DRY FRUITS

SOFT WALLS, DRY FRUITS Do you see me? Do I see them? Do we see them? Do they see me? Do you see me? Do I see it? Does it see you? The starting point for the exhibition idea was the past situation in Berlin and the current situation in Korea, having a dividing border. So it’s about a vague field of borders, border crossing - metaphorically - and what comes along. Daniel Hahns diptych consists of painting and printed letters, referring to censorship. Serin Oh created small bronzes with rotten fruits arranged in various places in the gallery. Partially placed on pieces of concrete from Euljiro, as this areas current state is being endangered by the redevelopment. Anaïs Edely is referring to the power of attraction of mental images around body and sex: thoughts, fantasies, dreams that inspire and condition us. Johannes Mundinger work is based on a fragile ground, painted glass, playing with views on walls, while Sanghoon placed a painted wall right in the exhibition space discovering its possibilities. Aneta Kajzers paintings oscillate between figuration and abstraction; one creature is looking at you, one is looking away and two almost figures are clashing in the middle between them. Kyung Ryul Parks work conquers the space and invites the visitor to cross the border of interacting with exhibited objects. 20.03.14 - 20.04.26 at N/A 2F - 3F, 35 euljiro 4ga , jung-gu, seoul Tue - Sat / 13:00 - 20:00 Sunday Monday off