In a world where immortality is the norm,
the future is my future
the future is my future
Participating Artists: Anne de Vries, Eva Papamargariti, Guan
Xiao, Katja Novitskova, Lito Kattou, Mimosa Echard, Oliver Laric, Pakui
Hardware, Paloma Proudfoot, Saelia Aparicio, Timur Si-Qin
Curated by Despoina Tzanou
March 16th 2019 – May 18th 2019
Galeria Duarte Sequeira
Rua da Galeria n.129
4700-803, Parada de Tibães
Braga
Portugal
Galeria Duarte Sequeira is pleased to
inaugurate its programme of exhibitions on Saturday, March 16th, 2019 with a
group exhibition exploring the constantly-redefined term ‘human‘.
inaugurate its programme of exhibitions on Saturday, March 16th, 2019 with a
group exhibition exploring the constantly-redefined term ‘human‘.
Using the myth of Eos and Tithonus as a
starting point, and with a strong focus on humanity’s quest to live -possibly
forever-, the exhibition delves into the collaboration between the human and
non-human, the boundaries of natural and artificial, organic and synthetic, the
real and fictional, and the aesthetic and the practical.
starting point, and with a strong focus on humanity’s quest to live -possibly
forever-, the exhibition delves into the collaboration between the human and
non-human, the boundaries of natural and artificial, organic and synthetic, the
real and fictional, and the aesthetic and the practical.
The exhibition encourages to consider the
way each body experiences life individually, and collectively contributes to
the expansion of the term ‘human’.
With a common desire to make sense of the world and its limitations, the
artists discuss the evolutionary process and raise questions around
technological advances under capitalism, and how these have, in turn, affected
humanity’s relationship with time and nature.
way each body experiences life individually, and collectively contributes to
the expansion of the term ‘human’.
With a common desire to make sense of the world and its limitations, the
artists discuss the evolutionary process and raise questions around
technological advances under capitalism, and how these have, in turn, affected
humanity’s relationship with time and nature.