Projects:

The exhibition Disappearing Body is an experiential essay on the “disappearing” of physical bodies in our lives. It observes the general trend of decorporalisation of human existence, which has recently taken on new dimensions. Whether we regard the issue of different degree of physical “disappearing” within everyday life through the optics of geopolitical context, technological direction, “dissolution” of identities in online environments, post- or trans-humanistic theories, pandemic measures, spirituality, or self-observation, each of the aspects offers a wide range of interpretations.

Authors / collectives: Björnsonova, Jan Durina, Robert Gabris, Ján Gašparovič, Matej Gavula, Ludmila Hrachovinová, Katarína Hrušková, Paula Malinowska, Marína Abramovič Po Sebe Neupratuje, Milan Mazúr, Adam Novota, Jozef Pilát, Renáta Pintérová, Dušan Prekop, Viktória Revická, Denisa Slavkovská, Tatiana Takáčová, Martin Toldy, Dana Tomečková 

Curator: Lucia Gavulová
Architecture: Maroš Greš

Identity, Typography, Exhibition Design
Client: Schaubmarov Mlyn, Slovak National Gallery
Typefaces: Karrik
Photography: Nina Pacherová

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