Klára Vančíková

Klára Vančíková touches upon transformation over time, an intersection of civilization and nature, and mysticism through her practice. She experiments with material and lets it direct her process: material itself being an important subject matter, as a living substance that embodies history and symbolism.

 

Moon Milk is an installation with a series of glass sculptures, and objects made from salt and rust. The entanglement of technology, nature and mysticism is explored through materializing the other-worldly. A tension is then created by juxtaposing analog electronic equipment and organic-shaped sculptures. The sound piece of an ‘electric forest’ by Pietro Michi underlines the relationship between nature and digitalization.