One long day

The day is really long, with no end in sight. P and E traverse miles of tracts of their brainpans and find only big lumps to carve. On this day they might face endless disasters. As usual, all that is left behind are objects, wood chips and text lying on the windowsill. The exhibition is a story about the clash of everyday life of fictional characters but also a little real ones. It is also a presentation of board works by Pawel Marcinek and objects by Ewelina Figarska. The artists often create objects, drawings and texts together. They share similar materials and poetic thinking, constructing humorous and acidic scenarios and sculptures. A Beckett-like day like in Endgame cannot end and instead of diminishing, it prolongs itself. Thoughts begin to escalate and morph, Cronenberg-like mutating into ever more difficult to interpret constructs. One would like to escape for a while from the meaty mystery and observation of the surroundings. With this perspective, it might be nice to lie in the chipboard sands of the studio for a while.