Une exposition d’Angélique Aubrit & Ludovic Beillard
In the utopian reality, the system was shut down due to lack of available resources. The world, until that very moment firmly anchored in an economic and social frame with well-defined principles, suddenly faces a situation without the basic requirements for its functioning. The consequences of this new present, in which the concept of property, money, and even the intimacy of the home have disappeared, are explored by six characters sharing an isolated space of an unclear nature. The eventual situation is played out in the first chapter of the art project by the French-Belgian duo Angélique Aubrit and Ludovic Beillard presented at the Kostka Gallery, raising questions that resonate in our present : how will our roles and relationships change when they cease to be defined and controlled by capital ? In this way, it allows the audience to catch a glimpse of a fragment of everyday life set against the backdrop of a system collapse in which existing social hierarchies are crumbling, forcing the characters to reassess their position within them.
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