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Kitchen Debate
I was interested in the intersection of critiques from post-work theory (which reflects on potential forms of reorganizing societies in relation to the forms and scope of paid labor) with urban and architectural projects that were intended to address social needs by introducing efficiencies in the realm of housework. This image is a collection of vignettes illustrating various historical solutions. The starting point for […]
Goodnight, sweet dreams
And the final image, Goodnight, sweet dreams, depicts the rush of anxious thoughts before sleep, caused by information overload.
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A picture about contemporary and historical social fears and anxieties surrounding the automation of work, especially when legislation fails to keep pace with the speed of technological change. The left side of the image concerns the past (the Luddite strikes, during which factory machines were destroyed, and the Titanic anecdote: as far as I know, it is now generally accepted […]
SONG OF THE FUTURE
Katarzyna Wyszkowska’s Song of the Future is a painterly tale of a utopian vision of the world. The exhibition is presented in such a way that viewers can feel like spectators or actors in a theater. The gouaches, delicate, subtle, unobtrusive, are like scenography for a performance about to unfold. The hanging panels washed with watercolor paint, with their subtlety, evoke dreams or visions—materialized utopian […]
Physiological camera
Physiological cameras. These are abstract objects from the world of allegory or metaphor. To some extent, they resemble technical equipment used for image recording, which through transmission is conveyed to us in an unlimited, instantaneous way. The hyper-exhibitionism of contemporary media may be blocking our natural access to uninhibited personal, and therefore unique, perception of reality. Piotr Jaros
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