Canvas, sculpture, moving image, each artistic expression offers the possibility to create and awaken new perspectives. Within the exhibition space, the works of Alexander Avagyan invite us to engage with and activate volumetric landscapes that reawaken the landscape’s vitality and transformative power.
Depending on a person’s position, movement, and attention, we can experience very different perceptions of the surrounding environment. While walking, where does the gaze turn? How is the street constructed: narrow and winding, or wide and geometric? What kind of perspectival experience do we live through when we stroll through those spaces? To what degree do cities engage with the landscapes they inhabit?
Within the framework of the exhibition “Embodied Landscapes,” we are pleased to welcome film theorist Chaga Yuzbashyan, who walks between Paris and Yerevan, narrating the urban sublayers that often remain outside our field of attention.
Admission is free. Please register as places are limited.
Language: Armenian.
