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May I Give You a Hand brings together seven artworks that explore how we relate to one another, to ourselves, and to our environment in today’s world. Our movements through the world are deeply connected to our memories, thoughts, and past experiences, and we are profoundly shaped by our social surroundings and collective histories. The term “collective memory”(1) refers to the shared cultural and societal contexts that bind groups of people together. Yet in a digital society, we must ask in what ways such shared memory exists. And it leaves us with the question of how we extend a hand in the present moment.
The first work we encounter is Untitled (N.I.T.A.) by Eliza Wagener, where abstraction becomes an act of gentle withdrawal. Figures blur, dissolve, and drift toward each other. The tension between these bodies emerges through our own gaze: the memories we carry, the gestures we recognize, the intimate traces of human interaction we r…
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May I Give You a Hand brings together seven artworks that explore how we relate to one another, to ourselves, and to our environment in today’s world. Our movements through the world are deeply connected to our memories, thoughts, and past experiences, and we are profoundly shaped by our social surroundings and collective histories. The term “collective memory”(1) refers to the shared cultural and societal contexts that bind groups of people together. Yet in a digital society, we must ask in what ways such shared memory exists. And it leaves us with the question of how we extend a hand in the present moment.
The first work we encounter is Untitled (N.I.T.A.) by Eliza Wagener, where abstraction becomes an act of gentle withdrawal. Figures blur, dissolve, and drift toward each other. The tension between these bodies emerges through our own gaze: the memories we carry, the gestures we recognize, the intimate traces of human interaction we r…
