“Invisible Cities” at Frappant Galerie, Hamburg
“Invisible Cities” by Ilinca Fechete, Philip Nürnberger, Anna Raczyńska, Barbara-Rosa Sièvi, Manuel Sèkou, and Valentin Wedde, curated by the artists, at Frappant Galerie, Hamburg, 30/11/2024 – 8/12/2024.
Exhibition Text:
Invisible Cities presents five artistic perspectives which explore the relationship between the virtual world and the built environment. The gap between tactical as well as mythological models and their realizations is bridged through conceptual approaches to lens-based media, installation, sculpture, and video.
In an attempt to reflect upon and deconstruct future visions proposed by politics, economics, and technology for urban living, the exhibition navigates the mediation of the construction of thought, augmented space, and its real-world parameters. By analyzing various facets of the threshold between the social and the private, the virtual and the symbolic, such a project lastly seeks to reproach those tendencies which have brought it into place, whilst and through transforming them, suggesting an extension, beyond sight.
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