On walls from here, beyond squares - group exhibition

Where does the physically walkable part of the city end and the intangible inner landscape we carry within us begin? We often look at the city as a backdrop independent of us: as a set of house walls, asphalt strips and timetables in which we only drive. However, the built environment is more than mere material, as it is imperceptibly imbued with the subjective experience of the observer in everyday life and lives on in us.

Kiss Kunszt Galéria's group exhibition "Walls from here, beyond spaces" focuses on this permeability, showing that the collective rhythm of urban dynamics and the world of quiet shelters actually presuppose each other.