Domen Ograjenšek, 12. marec ― with Leah Clements, Martins Kohout, Marko ŠAJN and Ada Zielińska. The international group exhibition questions how technological capitalism affects the everyday intimate lives of individuals, their interpersonal relationships, and the anxieties it generates. Blue Light examines contemporary forms of control and the concept of closeness within an atomized society of risk and prosperity. From social […]

Domen Ograjenšek, 11. marec ― Restricting Flight for Surreptitious Assembly by is a philosophical novella that draws on the life and work of Jožef Peter Alkantara Mislej, a mostly forgotten figure of Slovenian philosophic tradition. The work turns to the scenes of a quiet disintegration of his strangely ambitious system, as well as to the materiality of thought, which might stem […]

Domen Ograjenšek, 10. marec ― Once repeated, a phrase runs the risk of momentarily losing its meaning before sense can be reinstated in its intended place. Repetition does not occur without a semblance of threat to the symbolic fabric it interpolates. The works of Alexander Jackson Wyatt move along such everyday erasures.  Combining painting, text, photography, and sculptural interventions, at […]