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"he loves me - he loves me not" eduard klena jr
Event by: Eduard Klena, Marianna Brinzová
Location: Kunsthalle Bratislava, Námestie SNP 12, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
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"He Loves Me - He Loves Me Not"
Eduard Klena Jr (SK) & Bernhard Hollinger (DE)
"He Loves Me - He Loves ME - is the audio video installation and output from the Arts IToya residency in Fukuoka in Japan. It chooses from all the feelings we feel at the love, just a sense of anxiety and uncertainty. Whether a beloved person returns our feelings, whether he will love us forever, whether we do it enough, whether we are worthy of it, whether we are the only one, from a wide range of people who deserves it and if he will not pass it once. We cannot consider anything in the world to be eternal, so the loss of a loved one is mounted. Sometimes more, sometimes less. In a weak moment he climbs to the surface, when scattering, they resort to the dark corner of our mind. But it will never get lost and is always there somewhere in the back. Anxiety and uncertainty are keywords/feelings that connect the massive site specific installation in the area of the House of Arts in Bratislava, in Juxtaposition of four mutually communicating elements/scenes.
The exhibition was financially supported by the Art Support Fund in the form of international mobility. As a freelance curator of contemporary art, the curator of the international event 16 days of activism against violence against women and a free artist between Fukuok, Prešov and Bratislava. Eduard is a graduate of the VŠVU Department of Graphics and other media, a graduate of a study stay at the SOOKMYUNG University in Seoul and the Skvored Academy in Prague. He has had several pre -war residences in Ukraine, Spain and Japan on the island of Kyša (Studio Kura, Arts Itaya), collective and solo exhibitions in Seoul, Berlin and Granade. Eduard focuses on the social problems of minorities using the media of the film, the object, the imerzna installation and the drawings. His recent album 1987 examines the playfulness and impulsiveness of dreams and subconscious. His music - whether it forms cloud collages of sounds and organic textures, or is powered by intuitive improvisation - balances emotional depth with a sense of curiosity. He participated in the awarded audiobooks as well as the collaborations presented at Hebbel AM Ufer, Berliner Festspiele, Kunstvosrein Hanover, Stadttheater Ingolstadt, Glocksee Hanover, Mahalla Berlin and Illuseum Berlin. Driven by hobbies in adventure formats, curates the Lo-Fi PlaygrOUNnd platform, produces events in the Netherlands, Germany and Japan and moderates the monthly radio program Space Lab Transmissions on Radio 90mil Radio. Brno, curator and organizer. Since 2015 she has been an independent curator. Until now, it has carried out more than 100 exhibitions and projects, including several catalogs/publications, within Slovakia and the Czech Republic, eg. in the Nitra Gallery, the Ján Koniar Gallery in Trnava, the Liptov Gallery of the P. M. Bohúň, the Jozef Kollár Gallery in Banská Štiavnica, the Hotdock Gallery in Bratislava, the Art House in Bratislava, the TIC Gallery in Brno, Industre Art, Gallery of Fava Brno, etc. Currently, as a curator and co -organizer, she is active in the team of the Gallery in Trnava. Occasionally he interviews artists, writes articles and contributes reviews to Flash Art Czech & Slovak Edition.
Eduard Klena Jr (SK) & Bernhard Hollinger (DE)
"He Loves Me - He Loves ME - is the audio video installation and output from the Arts IToya residency in Fukuoka in Japan. It chooses from all the feelings we feel at the love, just a sense of anxiety and uncertainty. Whether a beloved person returns our feelings, whether he will love us forever, whether we do it enough, whether we are worthy of it, whether we are the only one, from a wide range of people who deserves it and if he will not pass it once. We cannot consider anything in the world to be eternal, so the loss of a loved one is mounted. Sometimes more, sometimes less. In a weak moment he climbs to the surface, when scattering, they resort to the dark corner of our mind. But it will never get lost and is always there somewhere in the back. Anxiety and uncertainty are keywords/feelings that connect the massive site specific installation in the area of the House of Arts in Bratislava, in Juxtaposition of four mutually communicating elements/scenes.
The exhibition was financially supported by the Art Support Fund in the form of international mobility. As a freelance curator of contemporary art, the curator of the international event 16 days of activism against violence against women and a free artist between Fukuok, Prešov and Bratislava. Eduard is a graduate of the VŠVU Department of Graphics and other media, a graduate of a study stay at the SOOKMYUNG University in Seoul and the Skvored Academy in Prague. He has had several pre -war residences in Ukraine, Spain and Japan on the island of Kyša (Studio Kura, Arts Itaya), collective and solo exhibitions in Seoul, Berlin and Granade. Eduard focuses on the social problems of minorities using the media of the film, the object, the imerzna installation and the drawings. His recent album 1987 examines the playfulness and impulsiveness of dreams and subconscious. His music - whether it forms cloud collages of sounds and organic textures, or is powered by intuitive improvisation - balances emotional depth with a sense of curiosity. He participated in the awarded audiobooks as well as the collaborations presented at Hebbel AM Ufer, Berliner Festspiele, Kunstvosrein Hanover, Stadttheater Ingolstadt, Glocksee Hanover, Mahalla Berlin and Illuseum Berlin. Driven by hobbies in adventure formats, curates the Lo-Fi PlaygrOUNnd platform, produces events in the Netherlands, Germany and Japan and moderates the monthly radio program Space Lab Transmissions on Radio 90mil Radio. Brno, curator and organizer. Since 2015 she has been an independent curator. Until now, it has carried out more than 100 exhibitions and projects, including several catalogs/publications, within Slovakia and the Czech Republic, eg. in the Nitra Gallery, the Ján Koniar Gallery in Trnava, the Liptov Gallery of the P. M. Bohúň, the Jozef Kollár Gallery in Banská Štiavnica, the Hotdock Gallery in Bratislava, the Art House in Bratislava, the TIC Gallery in Brno, Industre Art, Gallery of Fava Brno, etc. Currently, as a curator and co -organizer, she is active in the team of the Gallery in Trnava. Occasionally he interviews artists, writes articles and contributes reviews to Flash Art Czech & Slovak Edition.