In Search of a New Myth

AR exhibition & treasure hunt by Marsunev x Socrates, accompanied by live showcase "In Search of a New Party"

24 August 2024 from 15:00  – 19:00 | free

About the event

🏛️In Search of a New Myth🏛️

Marsunev x Socrates

AR exhibition/treasure hunt

Curated by: Socrates Stamatatos

🏺🎉In Search of a New Party🎉🏺

Live showcase at panke.gallery & Panke Club

With Dj sets by: Ingrid Hideki, Yona Ro, FAUL

Curated by Ingrid Hideki


“In Search of a new Myth”, is an AR collection of artworks, that seek to explore the idea of a myth as a passage from one city to another. It explores the dreams and aspirations, the joy and pain, the known and the unknown. Through this passage we wish to look closer to ones idea of the myth. Myth becomes a new abstract idea of home. One leaves the myth that never came to life, in search of a new myth. One leaves a home that was never homely for a new home that potentially is. After all what is actually a myth? Is it a story that portrays archetypal values and ideas? Is it a personal feeling of ambition and vanity? Or is it a sense of hope and dreams coming true?

The AR exhibition/treasure hunt spreads across a route from silent green Kulturquartier to panke.gallery and vice versa. Audience will be provided with a physical map from either of the two venues, and will be navigated through the OpenAR platform.


“In search of a new party” follows the themes of the AR exhibition and brings along music, Greek trash culture, visuals and more… Be prepared ✨ A little party never hurt nobody, or has it? What is a party? Maybe it’s an indirect space where one can simply exist... Maybe it’s a space where identities, the past and potential futures no longer matter or exist. Party is the prequel and the sequel to a myth, it is a liminal space where myths are build and/or deconstructed.

Artists

Marsunev: Marsunev is the alias under which Aris Veisakis creates his art. From a young age, Aris has explored his artistic talents, as he studied Visual Arts at the Art School of Heraklion, Crete. He later continued his studies and acquired a BA in Art and Graphic Design. In the corpus of his metaphorical expression, he fuses pop culture references, political commentary combined with imposing and captivating designs.

Socrates Stamatatos: Socrates is an independent curator and transdisciplinary artist based in Athens, Greece. Their curatorial, artistic and theoretical pursuits deeply engage with the Queer experience and the philosophy of caring, emphasizing the empowerment of marginalized communities through digital technologies. Socrates’ work explores queer digitality and connectivity, aiming to use these tools for community building and empowerment. They investigate how digital spaces can serve as platforms for queer expression and resistance, fostering a dialogue that transcends traditional art boundaries. Their commitment to creating inclusive and accessible art/safe spacesreflects their dedication to social impact and the promotion of diverse artistic voices.

Ingrid Hideki: Ingrid is a multidisciplinary drag artist based in Berlin, originally from Crete. At the core of Ingrid´s artistic practice lies a fusion of visuals, sounds, music and performative elements. In her current work she addresses issues regarding Queerness, fem liberation extrapolating both in the physical and digital realm.

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side specific AR sculpture watched on Ipad at silent green

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