From Individual Expression to Collective Form: Artistic Methodologies of Relation

While poets, writers, musicians, and visual artists do own their creations, these works are not considered truly existent until they are shared, performed or shown to another member of the community. In their utopian society, art manifests as a communal contribution that connects everyone, much like in the holistic artistic practices of Róza El-Hassan and Réka Lőrincz.

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Richie Culver Trusts Pain

Pain is a trap with no way out, but what if it has perfect acoustic conditions? Richie Culver's I Trust Pain explores this paradox through Northern Gothic trap, weaving his visual art practice and musical output together. It’s a relentless creative freedom that moves between canvas, studio, and DJ booth without asking any permission.

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NOT EVERYBODY DESERVES LOVE
ALL THE TIME

ON MONICA BONVICINI’S “AND IF I SEE YOU SUNDAYS” EXHIBITION AT GALERIE KRINZINGER

Galerie Krinzinger is transformed into a battleground of materiality, perception, and linguistic subversion in Monica Bonvicini’s AND IF I SEE YOU SUNDAYS. This exhibition cannot be described as a passive aesthetic experience; it is a deliberate provocation, an assertion of power expressed through the interaction of material, language, and industrial force.

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Restless Dislocations
of Radovan Čerevka and Adrian Kiss



Dora Jedináková interviewed both artists, exploring how themes of safety, memory, trauma, and political responsibility were embedded in their collaborative installation. Their dialogue touched on personal and collective vulnerability, the ethics of creation in a historically charged space, and how physical matter like soil, metal, or mattresses could speak to dislocation, resistance, and the fragility of home.

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Hedonism and Entropy of Diego Marcon's La Gola

Vienna’s Kunsthalle transformed into a space of strange ambivalence: a theatrical stage and a morgue, a lavish feast and a funeral hall. Diego Marcon’s exhibition La Gola confronted the viewer with two extreme poles of human existence—sensory pleasure and physical decline

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