Keep Going
2022
2022
sculpture / sound
While there is a certain urge to just live without ever checking what you
left behind, sometimes we must breathe. We just have to. Right?
There's no other option. Take it all in, slowly. Rehearse, relate, relapse,
retake. Like there's nothing else to do. But there's a little trick they
haven't told you. You can do all of it while running. There's no need to
stand still. Only catching fragments will tell the same story. We're
bound to breathe while running. We're incredibly good at it. We just
have to. We just have to. Just keep going. Ok. Because we just have to.
left behind, sometimes we must breathe. We just have to. Right?
There's no other option. Take it all in, slowly. Rehearse, relate, relapse,
retake. Like there's nothing else to do. But there's a little trick they
haven't told you. You can do all of it while running. There's no need to
stand still. Only catching fragments will tell the same story. We're
bound to breathe while running. We're incredibly good at it. We just
have to. We just have to. Just keep going. Ok. Because we just have to.
in collaboration with Daniel Stolzlederer and Anna Mutschlechner-Dean
Exhibition "Get It While You Can!"
@neverathome
Exhibition "Get It While You Can!"
@neverathome
“Now!” “Hurry!” “One time only!” “Last chance!” “Before it’s gone!” – Contemporary life demands our constant alertness and attention, and for those who aim to neglect it, responds with the fear of missing out. Where are we personally situated on the timeline and how does our position correlate with the state of society? When both an individual and a global clock seem to be ticking, which corresponding issues should we confront and what should we integrate? And when time is constantly running out, how can we find playfulness and open up perspectives?
‘Get It While You Can!’ features collaborative works by students of Transmedia Art department of the University of Applied Arts, Vienna. Focusing on current, personal and global crisis, they were invited to question this underlying sense of urgency as a form of psychological, market-related and interpersonal interaction with reality.
Participating artists: Aaron Amar Bhamra, Vito Baumüller, Maria Belova, Julius Biswurm, Juliana Nozomi, Luca Büchler, Ganaël Dumreicher, Francesca Centonze, Patrícia Chamrazová, Kirils Ēcis, Aleksandar Gabrovski, Sarah Glück, Eliška Jahelková, Elias Jocher, Marlena Jonane, Sjeng Kessels, Isolar Mesec, Kashi Meyer, Anna Mutschlechner-Dean, Jona Lingitz, Jaiyun Lee, Shahrzad Nazarpour, Kristina Deska Nikolić, Brooklyn J. Pakathi, Simon Popp, Marlene Posch, Sara Röth, Felix Schellhorn, Michi Schmidl, Marlene Stahl, Daniel Stolzlederer, Iris Writze
Photos: Maria Belova
