20013
Meno Avilys Cinematheque•Dec 17, 2025 — Jan 30, 2026
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Press Release
This exhibition has no topic. Or to be more precise, the topic is too broad and abstract to define. “20013” is dedicated to the act of remixing, whilst viewing it both as a force of annihilation and empowerment. The main aim of this exhibition is to build an experience packed with raw destruction, humour, and a glimpse of melancholy – all to create a variety of moods we often use to define reality. It is sought that the exhibition – as well as works in it – would remind one of the opportunity for change or some space for potential; this potential sometimes arises in a bleak situation when a few pieces are rearranged.
Legacy Russell writes: “Remixing is an act of self-determination; it is a technology of survival.” The energy of exhibition works is raw, impulsive, and sometimes chaotic. Here, both external images and personal records are freely mixed through recycling and comparison, notwithstanding any genre constraints or linearity laws. Similarly, right next to the exhibition works,…
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20013
Meno Avilys Cinematheque•Dec 17, 2025 — Jan 30, 2026
Press Release
This exhibition has no topic. Or to be more precise, the topic is too broad and abstract to define. “20013” is dedicated to the act of remixing, whilst viewing it both as a force of annihilation and empowerment. The main aim of this exhibition is to build an experience packed with raw destruction, humour, and a glimpse of melancholy – all to create a variety of moods we often use to define reality. It is sought that the exhibition – as well as works in it – would remind one of the opportunity for change or some space for potential; this potential sometimes arises in a bleak situation when a few pieces are rearranged.
Legacy Russell writes: “Remixing is an act of self-determination; it is a technology of survival.” The energy of exhibition works is raw, impulsive, and sometimes chaotic. Here, both external images and personal records are freely mixed through recycling and comparison, notwithstanding any genre constraints or linearity laws. Similarly, right next to the exhibition works,…
Exhibition Space
Curator
Guestbook
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