Exhibitions
Isadora Romero Notes on How to Build a Forest
In her distinguished project, Ecuadorian photographer Isadora Romero createsa multilayered visual narrative about two cloud forests in her homeland: the Chocó Andino de Pichincha biosphere of the Yunguilla community near the capital city of Quito and the Mache-Chindul reserve near the Pacific Ocean.
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KW Institute
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The Kyiv Biennial is a nomadic, international project that interweaves artistic, political, and social issues. A Bird That Cannot Land, its chapter at KW, takes shape as an extensive live and discursive program and a large-scale exhibition spanning the entire building, contributing to the biennial’s reflections through contemporary art, sound, and exchange.
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Onomatopee
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How matter comes to matter explores precarity as a shared condition of life and a generative ground for collaborative survival — among human and nonhuman beings, living and non-living creatures. It approaches survival not as an individual achievement but as a collective practice shaped by vulnerability, interdependence, and uncertainty.