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MAŁGORZATA MARKIEWICZ „Malignancies” Weekend with artist 19, 20, 21.01. exhibition 19.01. – 10.02. I encourage everyone to bring
your past and destroy it in the gallery, to create the symbolic Malignancy and
to leave it with the others. I encourage to write down all these things, which no-one
knows except you – the most horrible mysteries, moments, in which you felt
humiliation, fear, which do not let you function normally, and later cutting
them, destroying, and to free yourself from them. |
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Malignancies |
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Bodies/portraits/malignancies,
outside us, arose through the process of pushing beyond the body what left
inside and could endanger. I mean stress, still living with what was in the
past or planning what is going to be, shortly, a lack of contact with present
moment.
Old
clothes are a covering the past and cluttering up mind and body, it is a symbolic
skin which is filled with shredded fragments of the past, those fragments -
notepads, notes on sheets, papers gathered throughout a long time. This way the
settlement of accounts with ourselves was also destroyed, noted on sheets
beneath a character of all those things, which account for my burden. Events
from the past, which are pushed aside, deposit in the mind, what follows also
in body, potentially creating a place for developing of a foreign body, untamed
– malignancy. In between the shredded into stripes pieces of paper, there are
also handouts of hypermarkets, journals, women’s magazines, basically trash given
to us for consumption, which involuntarily come into our hands and which we
later read and look through under the illusion. That this way we can learn more
about the present, about the world, about life.
The
exhibition arose as a result of the need to look at life through the prism of
words:
ALL,
WHAT IS, IS NOW.
ALL,
WHAT LIVES, LIVES NOW.
PRESENT
TENSE IS THE ONLY EXISTING TENSE,
THE
ONLY ETERNITY.
Perhaps
the exhibition will become a reason to reflect on this subject.


Program Operacyjny: Promocja
twórczości
Dofinansowano ze środków
Ministra kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego
Realized with financial support of the Ministry of Culture and National
Heritage