Gallery 3
Artists: Lloyd Dunn ( nula.cc )
Curators: Adéla Machová & Jan Krtička

Link to the bandcamp release HERE = RIFT ZONE!

Rift zone can be understood as a cryptic fugue of generated and recorded sounds intended to represent a cross section of the earth’s energies and capture a perceivable subset of them. It is an attempt to describe in sonic terms an under-the-surface exploration of the characteristics of the mythic elements of earth, air, fire, and water in the context of palpating the earth as a dynamic integrated system.
In his work, Lloyd Dunn (1957, Iowa) develops the possibilities of technology for creative statement using multimedia forms of expression. There is a human perception of art being examined by the artist through various stimuli and experience identification.

This gallery space creates a specific environment for the presentation of artists working with sound and spatial perception. The presentation here defines a sound point prepared by the author — a place where you can listen, deeply concentrate, share or resonate.

Gallery 1
International Group Exhibition

Opening of the exhibition: December 7, 2022 from 6 p.m. 

Exhibiting artists: Daniela Brasil (AT/BR), Michaela Černická & Jiří Černický (CZ), Hrvoje Cokarić (CRO), Alexis Dworsky (DE), Hannes Egger (IT), Hafnargarður Community Garden (ICE), Benjamin Hao Lap Yan (HKG), Kristyna & Marek Milde (USA/CZ), Sasha Kurmaz (UA), Lukas Kühne (UYU/GER), The Trinity Session (RSA), Sam Van Aken (USA)
Curator: Michal Koleček

The exhibition GARDENING OF SOUL: INTRODUCTION is the first public output of the long-term project of the Faculty of Art and Design of Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem, which focuses on the issue of artistic reflection on the phenomenon of garden and gardening understood in a broader social, economic, environmental and cultural context. This project, called GARDENING OF SOUL: IN FIVE CHAPTERS, is gradually being built in collaboration with several local and international partners and its basic idea is to strengthen collaboration between artists, art institutions and local communities in the form of jointly realized artworks using various means of artistic research, participatory work and site-specific interventions.

The exhibition is a part of project GARDENING OF SOUL: IN FIVE CHAPTERS, which is supported by the EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021.