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Patrícia Chamrazová – Sensing the In-Between
Patrícia Chamrazová-Sensing the In-Between
Event by: Šopa Gallery
Location: Hlavná 23/40, Hlavná 40, Staré Mesto
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Sensing the In-Between
Patrícia Chamrazová
Exhibition Curator: Petra Housková
Opening of the exhibition: 14. 8. 2025/19.00 hrs
Exhibition Duration: 15. 8.-12. 18.00
The invisible mycelia fibers intertwine with cyber networks in a world where microscopic lives become architects of new senses. We find ourselves in the space between - between human and non -human, between organic and technological, between what is, and what could be. Symbiotic bacteria whisper the secrets of magnetic fields, while pink membranes are pulsed into the rhythm of posthuman desires. It is a world that exists after anthropocentrism, but at the same time before the new form of coexistence-where radical connections are born in the bowels of organic technology and where we learn to perceive otherwise, deeper, sympoetically. Donny Haraway and empirical research that proves that the magnetic "sixth" sense of some animals does not come from their own cells, but from symbiotic bacteria living in their bodies. These microorganisms - invisible navigation guides - become the key to introducing new posthuman sensory options. Through 3D animation, mycelium sculptures, lenticular images and virtual reality, the author creates an imerical environment for the contemplation of the future, where microscopic beings expand our perception and allow radical empathy to be outdoors. The project offers poetics "slow thinking" - a process that rejects a technocentric approach in favor of a deeper reflection on the ecological and ethical dimensions of our planetary existence. Fluidity of artistic media, its practice includes a film, audiovisual installations, and XR, which often extends with forms of textual testimonies and object elements. It passes from abstract to organic, from conceptual to intuitive, from science to metaphysics. It uses an approach that characterizes iMidzivity and soft digital aesthetics to transform in both physical and digital spheres. It draws inspiration from posthuman philosophy, microbiology and studies of new technologies. She studied at the Department of Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava and the Department of Transmedia Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. He is currently continuing his doctoral studies at the Department of Digital Art at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. The Art Support Fund is the main partner of the project. The project was also supported by the City of Košice and Košice Self-Governing Region. DURATION: August 15 - September 12, 2025
Šopa Gallery, Hlavná 40, Košice
OPENING HOURS: TUE - FRI/3 - 6 PM
Invisible MiCelial MiCelial Threads Interweave with Cybernetic Networks in A WERE MICRA Architects of New Senses. We Find ourselves in the Space Between-Between Human and More-Than-Human, Between Organic and Technology, Between What is and What Could Be. SYMBIOTIC Bacteria Whisper Secrets About Magnetic Fields, While Pink Membignes Pulse to The Rhythm of Posthan Desires. It is a world that existing after anthropocentrism, Yet Before and New Form of Co -existence - Where Radical Connections Are Born in the Depths of Organic Technologies and Where We Learn To Perceive Differently, More Deepelly, Sympoietically. Exhibition Project, Sensing the In-Between, Materialises Visions Inspired by Donna Haraway's Concept of Sympoiesis and Empirical Research Showing That Magnetic "Sixth" Sense of Emimals does not Originate from their Cells, But from Symbiotic Bacteria Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living. These Microorganisms - Invisible Navigation Companions - Become The Key to Imagining New Posthuman Sensory Potsbilitias. Through 3D Animation, Mycelial Sculptures, Lenticular Images, and Virtual Reality, The Artist Creates an Immersive Environment for Contemplating Futures WHERE Microscopic Beings Expand Oour Perception and Enable Radical Empathy with the More-Han-Han-Human. The Project Offers and Poetics of "Slow Thinking" - A Process That Rejects and Technocentric Approach in Favour of More Profound Reflection on the Ecological and Ethical Dimensions of OUR Planetary existence. Focused on Contemporary Question of Ecology, Accelerating Technological Development, and More-Than-Human Relationships. She Utilises the Fluidity of Artistic Media; Her Practice Encompasses Film, Audiovisual Installations, And XR, which She OFTEN EXTENDS with Forms of Textual Statements and Object Elements. She Moves from Abstract To Organic, From Conceptual to Intuitive, from Science to Metaphysics. She Employs an Approach Characterized by Immersiveness and Soft Digital Aesthetics Aimed at Transformation in Both Physical and Digital Spheres. SHE DRAWS INSPIRATION From Posthuman Philosophy, Microbiology, and New Technology Studies. She Graduated from the Department of Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava and from the Department of Transmedial Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. She is Currently Continuing Her Doctoral Studies at the Department of Digital Art at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. The Slovak Arts Council is the Main Partner of This Project. The Project Was Also Supported by the City of Košice and the Košice Self-Governing Region.
Patrícia Chamrazová
Exhibition Curator: Petra Housková
Opening of the exhibition: 14. 8. 2025/19.00 hrs
Exhibition Duration: 15. 8.-12. 18.00
The invisible mycelia fibers intertwine with cyber networks in a world where microscopic lives become architects of new senses. We find ourselves in the space between - between human and non -human, between organic and technological, between what is, and what could be. Symbiotic bacteria whisper the secrets of magnetic fields, while pink membranes are pulsed into the rhythm of posthuman desires. It is a world that exists after anthropocentrism, but at the same time before the new form of coexistence-where radical connections are born in the bowels of organic technology and where we learn to perceive otherwise, deeper, sympoetically. Donny Haraway and empirical research that proves that the magnetic "sixth" sense of some animals does not come from their own cells, but from symbiotic bacteria living in their bodies. These microorganisms - invisible navigation guides - become the key to introducing new posthuman sensory options. Through 3D animation, mycelium sculptures, lenticular images and virtual reality, the author creates an imerical environment for the contemplation of the future, where microscopic beings expand our perception and allow radical empathy to be outdoors. The project offers poetics "slow thinking" - a process that rejects a technocentric approach in favor of a deeper reflection on the ecological and ethical dimensions of our planetary existence. Fluidity of artistic media, its practice includes a film, audiovisual installations, and XR, which often extends with forms of textual testimonies and object elements. It passes from abstract to organic, from conceptual to intuitive, from science to metaphysics. It uses an approach that characterizes iMidzivity and soft digital aesthetics to transform in both physical and digital spheres. It draws inspiration from posthuman philosophy, microbiology and studies of new technologies. She studied at the Department of Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava and the Department of Transmedia Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. He is currently continuing his doctoral studies at the Department of Digital Art at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. The Art Support Fund is the main partner of the project. The project was also supported by the City of Košice and Košice Self-Governing Region. DURATION: August 15 - September 12, 2025
Šopa Gallery, Hlavná 40, Košice
OPENING HOURS: TUE - FRI/3 - 6 PM
Invisible MiCelial MiCelial Threads Interweave with Cybernetic Networks in A WERE MICRA Architects of New Senses. We Find ourselves in the Space Between-Between Human and More-Than-Human, Between Organic and Technology, Between What is and What Could Be. SYMBIOTIC Bacteria Whisper Secrets About Magnetic Fields, While Pink Membignes Pulse to The Rhythm of Posthan Desires. It is a world that existing after anthropocentrism, Yet Before and New Form of Co -existence - Where Radical Connections Are Born in the Depths of Organic Technologies and Where We Learn To Perceive Differently, More Deepelly, Sympoietically. Exhibition Project, Sensing the In-Between, Materialises Visions Inspired by Donna Haraway's Concept of Sympoiesis and Empirical Research Showing That Magnetic "Sixth" Sense of Emimals does not Originate from their Cells, But from Symbiotic Bacteria Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living Living. These Microorganisms - Invisible Navigation Companions - Become The Key to Imagining New Posthuman Sensory Potsbilitias. Through 3D Animation, Mycelial Sculptures, Lenticular Images, and Virtual Reality, The Artist Creates an Immersive Environment for Contemplating Futures WHERE Microscopic Beings Expand Oour Perception and Enable Radical Empathy with the More-Han-Han-Human. The Project Offers and Poetics of "Slow Thinking" - A Process That Rejects and Technocentric Approach in Favour of More Profound Reflection on the Ecological and Ethical Dimensions of OUR Planetary existence. Focused on Contemporary Question of Ecology, Accelerating Technological Development, and More-Than-Human Relationships. She Utilises the Fluidity of Artistic Media; Her Practice Encompasses Film, Audiovisual Installations, And XR, which She OFTEN EXTENDS with Forms of Textual Statements and Object Elements. She Moves from Abstract To Organic, From Conceptual to Intuitive, from Science to Metaphysics. She Employs an Approach Characterized by Immersiveness and Soft Digital Aesthetics Aimed at Transformation in Both Physical and Digital Spheres. SHE DRAWS INSPIRATION From Posthuman Philosophy, Microbiology, and New Technology Studies. She Graduated from the Department of Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava and from the Department of Transmedial Art at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. She is Currently Continuing Her Doctoral Studies at the Department of Digital Art at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava. The Slovak Arts Council is the Main Partner of This Project. The Project Was Also Supported by the City of Košice and the Košice Self-Governing Region.