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The main cosmic force that holds together the atoms of a being, and makes possible its interaction with other beings, seems to be the vital force. Is love a kind of vital force that unites, and the same force that expresses itself and hate that separates? The play of polarity between I am and we, love, hate, unity and separation invite the viewer to reflect.

Artists: Anita Schmid, Fernanda Caballero, Georgij Melnikov, Israel Urmeer, Julian Madero Islas, Katharina Kostroubina, Paulina Semkowicz, Sofia Cruz Rocha

Exhibition duration: 12.12.2022 till 28.02.2023

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