Design. Culture. Curated for the Curious.
explore the past, shape the future, curate the present.
explore the past, shape the future, curate the present.
FICUS PUNICA 787G/ ARTISTS’ PHOTO ALBUMS
We are excited to present the work of Tijana Radenković in the latest edition of Artists’ Photo Album. Tijana Radenković: “My artistic practice is directed towards examining identity, as well as the function and perception of the human body, beauty, and ideals. I also explore the relationship between word and record, whether through linguistic structures or inscriptions on the body. By using methods of collecting and archiving objects and bio-elements (such as bacteria, skin, or bodily residues), I investigate the stability of organisms and things within both personal space and the spaces we share with others, with a particular focus on boundaries at the micro and macro levels.”
PRINTED MATTER/ MUSEUMS’ SERIES
Sursuma is delighted to present Museums’ Series: A Duology of Printed Matter and Design Anthology—collaborations with cultural institutions to reimagine their collections.
For our inaugural Printed Matter edition, we partner with Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art to explore Christo’s Wrapped Walk Ways (in collaboration with Wolfgang Volz), presented by Stephanie Fox Knappe, Sanders Sosland Senior Curator, Global Modern and Contemporary Art, Head American Art. This work inquires into the archive of the iconic 1978 Kansas City installation, examining its materiality, collective memory, and enduring legacy.
LINA CHOI
We speak with sound artist Lina Choi to delve into her artistic journey with water: “I want to explore our deep connection with water—why we desire to be near it, listen to it, feel relaxed by it.” Moving from sculpture to immersive sound installations, Choi uses hydrophones and binaural microphones to capture the hidden sounds of frozen lakes, rivers, and underwater worlds. Inspired by the writings of Astrida Neimanis' "Bodies of Water," Choi’s research explores the connection between the natural waters and the maternal waters we all originate from.
CURRENT EVENT
CURRENT EVENT
Amber Hanson: The Float Element
Amber Hanson: The Float Element
Float Element emerged as a co-curatorial project in conversation directly with the artist. The exhibition grows from changed gears, where in the spirit of Aura Space to inquire into objects and materials, we dwell into the process that guides the present exhibited series.
Curated by Amber Hanson and Lucija Šutej.