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Dernisáž výstavy The Stranger: Jung Min Lee & Magdaléna Rybanská
Dernissage of The Stranger Exhibition: Jung Min Lee & Magdaléna Rybanská
Event by: Šachta
Location: Bubenská 242/14, Bubenská 14, Praha 7
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Dernisage 16. 7. 6. - 16. 7. Metal fasten. The oceans rise, and with them your fever, the forests are burning and something in you. The world's known world relieves its skin and you too. It seems to you that it's not just ordinary weather, but it's a symptom. The Stranger outline the idea of the post -apocalyptic world disrupted by ecological collapse and a digital deposit as a place of hybridization, where machines, ruins and new bodies are mixed. It challenges the myth of the autonomous self and develops a speculative scenario of the liminal space where alien means survival and humanity becomes a myth. He focuses primarily on painting, in which he connects his interest in computer games, immersive imagination and (post) digital experience. In his work, he examines the stories of social anxiety and conflicts caused by environmental crises powered by capitalism and technological civilization. In these stories he collects and shares fragments of humanity that intertwine and reflect in the characters inhabiting her paintings. She graduated from Hochschule Für Bildende Künste Hamburg, where she studied under the leadership of Professor Angela Buloch and Professor Jutta Koether, as well as a master's degree at the University of Seoul University. In recent years he has been working on the painting cycles of Tipping Point (since 2025), 9999 Days (since 2023) and There Is No Human (2020-2022), inspired by science fiction and dystopic stories. Her works were presented at exhibitions such as Imminent Reveries in Offsite by Wehrmuelehle in Berlin (2024), There Has to Be Something in the Room in ACUD Gallery in Berlin (2024), Meteor in Kunstquartier Bethanien (2024), Spiral in Hinten Links Gallery (2022) Escape Room in MS Stubnitz (2022), We Meet People and Do Stuff in Gröninger Hof in Hamburg (2022). In his work, he creates multimedia installations in which he combines photography, statue and metal work. He is devoted to exploring the digital space and its effect on the human body, on the basis of which it creates speculative scenarios of future physical modifications. She is particularly interested in fragmentation of our attention and looking at new ways we process information. She graduated from the Bachelor's degree at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in the studio of free art, I led by Dominik Lang and is currently continuing his follow -up master's program in the studio of Sculpture 2 led by Tomáš Hlavina and Jimena Mendoza at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. During her studies she completed two internships as part of the Visiting Artist Studio program, hosted by artist Maja Smrekar and later Matt Mullican. During 2022, the residence in Nagymaros in Hungary was involved in the investigation of the subconscious, organized by the Packa association. Her work could be seen at collective exhibitions as an angle of view 3: Balance in the Center of Contemporary Art DOX (2025 - 2026), Somatic in the Deer Gallery in Prague (2025), Symposium fragile forms, resistant forms in Plato Ostrava (2023) or as part of the BRUSES Solo exhibition in Basement Gallery in Olomouc in Olomouc in Olomouc (2024). 6. - 16. 7. to be Invisible, IT Annces Itself with and Pungent Texture And a Metallic AfterTaste. The oceans rise and with them your fever The Known World Sheds Its Skin and So Do You. IT Seems to You That This May Not Be Just Ordinary Weather, But and Symptom. The Stranger Exhibition Sketches of the Idea of A post-apocalyptic World Disrupted by Ecological Collapse and Digital Overlay as A Place of Hybridism, Where Machines, Ruins and New Body Mingies. IT Questions of the myth of the autonomous self and development and Speculative Scenario of A Liminal Space Where Stranger Means Survival and Humanity Becomes and Myth.
She Primarily Works in Painting, Combining Her Interests in Gaming, Immersive Imagination, And (Post) Digital Experiences. HER WORK Explores Stories of Social Anxiety and Conflict Caused by Environmental Crises Driven by Capitalism and Technological Progress. She Gathers and Shares Fragments of Humanity Woven Throughout These Narratives, Which Are Reflected in the Characters That Inhabit Her Paintings. She's Received Her M.F.A. And B.F.A. From Hochschule Für Bildende Künste Hamburg, Studying Under Angela Buloch and Prof. Jutta Koether, She Also Received M.F.A. From Seoul National University’s College of Fine Arts. Recent Bodies of Work Include the OnGoing Painting Cycles Tipping Point (Since 2025), 9999 Days (Since 2023), and there is no Human (2020–2022), All of which Are Inspired by Science Fiction and Dystopian Storytelling. HER Works HAVE Been Shown in Exhibitions: Imminent Reveries, Offsite by Wehrmalehle in Berlin (2024), There Has to Be Something in the Room, ACUD Gallery in Berlin (2024), Meteor, Projektraum Kunstquartier Bethanien (2024), Spiral (Solo), Hinten Links Gallery in Hamburg (2022), No Escape Room, MS Stubnitz in Hamburg (2022), We Meet People and Do Stuff, Gröninger Hof in Hamburg (2022). In Her Work She Creates Multimedia Installations Combining Photography, Sculpture and Metal Work. She Explores Digital Space and Its Effect on the Human Body, Based on Whose Shells Speculative Scenarios of Future points Modifications. She Is Particularly Interested in the Fragmentation of Our Attention and Exploration of New Ways of Processing Information. She Completed Her Bachelor's Degree at the Academy of Arts and Crafts in Prague in the Studio of Free Art I Under Dominik Lang and Is Currently Pursuing Her Master's Degree in the Studio of Sculpture 2 Under Tomas Hlavina and Jimena Mendoza at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. During games studies She Completed Two InternShips Within the Visiting Artist Studio Program, Hosted by Artist Maja Smrekar and Later by Matt Mullican. During 2022 She Particatted in a Residency in Nagymaros, Hungary Exploring The SubconsCIive, Organized by PAIKKA. HER WORK COULD BE SEEN IN COLLECTIVE Exhibitions Such As Point of View 3: Balance at the Dox Center for Contemporary Art (2025 - 2026), Somatic at the Gallery in Prague (2025), in the symposium fragile Forms, resistant forms at Plato Ostrava (2023) BROWSING BRUISES AT BASEMENT GALLERY IN OLOMOUC (2024).
Dernisage 16. 7. 6. - 16. 7. Metal fasten. The oceans rise, and with them your fever, the forests are burning and something in you. The world's known world relieves its skin and you too. It seems to you that it's not just ordinary weather, but it's a symptom. The Stranger outline the idea of the post -apocalyptic world disrupted by ecological collapse and a digital deposit as a place of hybridization, where machines, ruins and new bodies are mixed. It challenges the myth of the autonomous self and develops a speculative scenario of the liminal space where alien means survival and humanity becomes a myth. He focuses primarily on painting, in which he connects his interest in computer games, immersive imagination and (post) digital experience. In his work, he examines the stories of social anxiety and conflicts caused by environmental crises powered by capitalism and technological civilization. In these stories he collects and shares fragments of humanity that intertwine and reflect in the characters inhabiting her paintings. She graduated from Hochschule Für Bildende Künste Hamburg, where she studied under the leadership of Professor Angela Buloch and Professor Jutta Koether, as well as a master's degree at the University of Seoul University. In recent years he has been working on the painting cycles of Tipping Point (since 2025), 9999 Days (since 2023) and There Is No Human (2020-2022), inspired by science fiction and dystopic stories. Her works were presented at exhibitions such as Imminent Reveries in Offsite by Wehrmuelehle in Berlin (2024), There Has to Be Something in the Room in ACUD Gallery in Berlin (2024), Meteor in Kunstquartier Bethanien (2024), Spiral in Hinten Links Gallery (2022) Escape Room in MS Stubnitz (2022), We Meet People and Do Stuff in Gröninger Hof in Hamburg (2022). In his work, he creates multimedia installations in which he combines photography, statue and metal work. He is devoted to exploring the digital space and its effect on the human body, on the basis of which it creates speculative scenarios of future physical modifications. She is particularly interested in fragmentation of our attention and looking at new ways we process information. She graduated from the Bachelor's degree at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in the studio of free art, I led by Dominik Lang and is currently continuing his follow -up master's program in the studio of Sculpture 2 led by Tomáš Hlavina and Jimena Mendoza at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. During her studies she completed two internships as part of the Visiting Artist Studio program, hosted by artist Maja Smrekar and later Matt Mullican. During 2022, the residence in Nagymaros in Hungary was involved in the investigation of the subconscious, organized by the Packa association. Her work could be seen at collective exhibitions as an angle of view 3: Balance in the Center of Contemporary Art DOX (2025 - 2026), Somatic in the Deer Gallery in Prague (2025), Symposium fragile forms, resistant forms in Plato Ostrava (2023) or as part of the BRUSES Solo exhibition in Basement Gallery in Olomouc in Olomouc in Olomouc (2024). 6. - 16. 7. to be Invisible, IT Annces Itself with and Pungent Texture And a Metallic AfterTaste. The oceans rise and with them your fever The Known World Sheds Its Skin and So Do You. IT Seems to You That This May Not Be Just Ordinary Weather, But and Symptom. The Stranger Exhibition Sketches of the Idea of A post-apocalyptic World Disrupted by Ecological Collapse and Digital Overlay as A Place of Hybridism, Where Machines, Ruins and New Body Mingies. IT Questions of the myth of the autonomous self and development and Speculative Scenario of A Liminal Space Where Stranger Means Survival and Humanity Becomes and Myth.
She Primarily Works in Painting, Combining Her Interests in Gaming, Immersive Imagination, And (Post) Digital Experiences. HER WORK Explores Stories of Social Anxiety and Conflict Caused by Environmental Crises Driven by Capitalism and Technological Progress. She Gathers and Shares Fragments of Humanity Woven Throughout These Narratives, Which Are Reflected in the Characters That Inhabit Her Paintings. She's Received Her M.F.A. And B.F.A. From Hochschule Für Bildende Künste Hamburg, Studying Under Angela Buloch and Prof. Jutta Koether, She Also Received M.F.A. From Seoul National University’s College of Fine Arts. Recent Bodies of Work Include the OnGoing Painting Cycles Tipping Point (Since 2025), 9999 Days (Since 2023), and there is no Human (2020–2022), All of which Are Inspired by Science Fiction and Dystopian Storytelling. HER Works HAVE Been Shown in Exhibitions: Imminent Reveries, Offsite by Wehrmalehle in Berlin (2024), There Has to Be Something in the Room, ACUD Gallery in Berlin (2024), Meteor, Projektraum Kunstquartier Bethanien (2024), Spiral (Solo), Hinten Links Gallery in Hamburg (2022), No Escape Room, MS Stubnitz in Hamburg (2022), We Meet People and Do Stuff, Gröninger Hof in Hamburg (2022). In Her Work She Creates Multimedia Installations Combining Photography, Sculpture and Metal Work. She Explores Digital Space and Its Effect on the Human Body, Based on Whose Shells Speculative Scenarios of Future points Modifications. She Is Particularly Interested in the Fragmentation of Our Attention and Exploration of New Ways of Processing Information. She Completed Her Bachelor's Degree at the Academy of Arts and Crafts in Prague in the Studio of Free Art I Under Dominik Lang and Is Currently Pursuing Her Master's Degree in the Studio of Sculpture 2 Under Tomas Hlavina and Jimena Mendoza at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. During games studies She Completed Two InternShips Within the Visiting Artist Studio Program, Hosted by Artist Maja Smrekar and Later by Matt Mullican. During 2022 She Particatted in a Residency in Nagymaros, Hungary Exploring The SubconsCIive, Organized by PAIKKA. HER WORK COULD BE SEEN IN COLLECTIVE Exhibitions Such As Point of View 3: Balance at the Dox Center for Contemporary Art (2025 - 2026), Somatic at the Gallery in Prague (2025), in the symposium fragile Forms, resistant forms at Plato Ostrava (2023) BROWSING BRUISES AT BASEMENT GALLERY IN OLOMOUC (2024).