EVERYTHING CHANGES, NOTHING DISAPPEARS
2021
soil, water, textile, metal
7m x 7m x 6m
Wieniawski Park, Poznań, PL
in collaboration with Iwo Borkowicz
Site-specific installation made by the use of the soil dug directly on the spot – the public park. As an independent artistic project created for the MALTA Festival Poznań, the installation was also an arena for the open-call program Zaklepane / Ground Rules, co-curated by the authors. After days of festival, soil came back to its initial place, filling the hole and leaving the space of the park as it was before.
Seeing a heap of sand on the construction site, you often don’t see the pit which from it came, several hundred kilometers away. All things have their pit, their resource, and origin.
Installation/fortress raised from the soil in Wieniawski Park is a reflection of the circulation of matter, and its constant movement. Situated in an area of public space, the place was cut out of it – the brutality of this act exposes the anthropocentric rules of the game and the way we perceive Earth as an infinite resource.
2021
soil, water, textile, metal
7m x 7m x 6m
Wieniawski Park, Poznań, PL
in collaboration with Iwo Borkowicz
Site-specific installation made by the use of the soil dug directly on the spot – the public park. As an independent artistic project created for the MALTA Festival Poznań, the installation was also an arena for the open-call program Zaklepane / Ground Rules, co-curated by the authors. After days of festival, soil came back to its initial place, filling the hole and leaving the space of the park as it was before.
Seeing a heap of sand on the construction site, you often don’t see the pit which from it came, several hundred kilometers away. All things have their pit, their resource, and origin.
Installation/fortress raised from the soil in Wieniawski Park is a reflection of the circulation of matter, and its constant movement. Situated in an area of public space, the place was cut out of it – the brutality of this act exposes the anthropocentric rules of the game and the way we perceive Earth as an infinite resource.