On 'Clouded Water: The Changing of Kok River.' An Exhibition.
What is the worth of art that pleads for justice yet strips its subject of dignity?
Dorian Vale
Erased Museums: Destroyed Collections as Conceptual Inheritance
Behind every immaculate wall of glass, every climate-controlled vault,
there's the ghost of something that didn't survive - a fresco bombed,
a sculpture stolen, a civilization catalogued only by fragments.
On Zaya (2025) – Marcel van Luit
The tiger doesn't sit like a predator but a mourner at the edge of his own legend. His gaze not threat but theorem, revisiting an quation whose answer he has long accepted but still grieves. His posture leans not towards pray but towards memory.
Silence as Medium
This text is a sustained philosophical exploration of silence as an aesthetic, ethical, and epistemic medium. It examines silence not as the absence of sound, but as a generative presence that structures perception, meaning, and artistic encounter.
On Agnus by Konstantin Korobov (2022)
Seven bodies twist inwards, fur bristling, jaws poised, a storm of hunger bound by an unspoken law. Low growls vibrate through the pack, more command than appetite. Into a stillness that even the stillness feels alive.