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There are various types of social interaction – accidental, repeated, regular, regulated, etc. The way people from certain social groups communicate and interact with each other creates the illusion of a common social order and shared reliability. However, this does not mean and does not guarantee complete understanding and corresponding perspectives between the subjects.
In “Stuck Keys” Anna Vasof and Violeta Ivanova examine the principles of reluctance or inability of social exchange between individuals (members and outsiders) on one hand and between them and the system itself on the other. As the title suggests, the exhibition gravitates around situations that might lead to a dead end, with few chances of progress; from internal communication barriers to passive and active ways of avoiding contact with the other and otherness, the works present a multifaceted range of personal experiences and observations on social mechanisms.
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Stuck Keys
Eröffnung: 1.10.2019, 19.00 Uhr; Ausstellung bis 18.10.2019 MEMPHISMEMPHIS, Untere Donaulände 12, Linz
mit Violeta Ivanova und Anna VasofThere are various types of social interaction – accidental, repeated, regular, regulated, etc. The way people from certain social groups communicate and interact with each other creates the illusion of a common social order and shared reliability. However, this does not mean and does not guarantee complete understanding and corresponding perspectives between the subjects.
In “Stuck Keys” Anna Vasof and Violeta Ivanova examine the principles of reluctance or inability of social exchange between individuals (members and outsiders) on one hand and between them and the system itself on the other. As the title suggests, the exhibition gravitates around situations that might lead to a dead end, with few chances of progress; from internal communication barriers to passive and active ways of avoiding contact with the other and otherness, the works present a multifaceted range of personal experiences and observations on social mechanisms.
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