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Project • By SUPERGUT STUDIO • Streets
KAŻDY CHCE JAKOŚ NIE ŻYĆ
Design: Katarzyna Furgalińska, Łukasz SmolarczykOrganizer / Client: Łódzkie Centrum WydarzeńCurator: Michał BieżyńskiLiterary curator: Mariusz Szczygieł
Paweł Łacheta
The installation is based on the phrase "Everyone wants not to live somehow", which is a quote from Dorota Maslowska's acclaimed drama "Między Nami Dobrze Jest" ("All Good Between Us").
SUPERGUT STUDIO
The message is constructed on wordplay. The original quote has been treated as a sort of anti-palindrome: a sentence that, when read backwards, takes on an opposite meaning.
Michał Bieżyński
Everyone wants not to live somehow. To live not somehow everybody wants ("Każdy chce jakoś nie żyć. Żyć nie jakoś chce każdy").
Paweł Łacheta
However, when the... More
Project • By SUPERGUT STUDIO • Streets
Breathe-in/Breathe-out
Design: Katarzyna Furgalińska, Łukasz SmolarczykOrganizer / Client: Łódzkie Centrum Wydarzeń Curator: Michał Bieżyński
Michał Bieżyński
The essence of the Breathe-in/Breathe-out installation throbbing in line with human’s breathing is creating an illusion of synchronization between the neon light (element of the city) and the human organism (the city’s inhabitant). The idea is to direct the installation’s influence at a single recipient and his individual sense of “here and now”.
Michał Bieżyński
This specific humanism manifesto in the city space is intended to draw attention to living quality issues and to the needs of it’s inhabitants. Pace of life, air quality, accessibility and... More
Project • By SUPERGUT STUDIO • Streets
SUNSET IN THE CITY OF GARDENS
Design: Katarzyna Furgalińska, Łukasz Smolarczyk, Dorota SkóraOrganizer / Client: Katowice Miasto Ogrodów, Katowice Street Art FestivalCurator: Michał Kubieniec
Dawid Chalimoniuk
Katowice is constantly redefining itself and unceasingly looking for its image. By juggling slogans and images, it slowly blurs the boundaries between the real and imagined city. Physical space and objective limitations cease to matter – the city gradually becomes a sum of views and slogan.Watching the Rawa River in the vicinity of the Katowice Market Square was a starting point for a concept of installation. This place, forming a gap allowing one to look behind the scenes of barnyard set design, exposes the superficiality of interventions... More