Exhibition

Irena Romih: Interspaces

18. 09. 2015 – 22. 11. 2015

Visual creativity reacts to contemporary society with positivist socialisation. Experiences found in television information, newspapers, books and especially the everyday environment represent a broad spectrum visualisation of virtuality and reality, virtual and real reasons for formation and development, seeming and real motifs and goals, virtual and real contents and qualities of events and occurrences. Getting to know the background is a reward for precision and the desired goal of observation. Imprecision and a non-critical approach limit us to our own pretence. In the conscious and cognitive effects of artistic expression the results are often found in the cross-section between appearance and essence. This cross-section of artistic expression is meticulously presented by Irena Romih.

Photo: Matej Jordan

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