The project experiments with transmitting artistic practice across distance. It is built around a system of instructions we developed, through which artists living in different countries and under different circumstances transmit their artistic actions to be realised without the author’s physical presence.
The project explores how distance transforms artistic practice, how authorship shifts in the absence of the artist’s physical presence, and what happens to a work in the process of its transmission. Our interest lies not in error or distortion, but in unintentional deformation as a natural consequence of distance and the impossibility of complete control.
The project engages with different geographies, the impossibility of meeting, and the preservation of a shared artistic process across rupture. The project envisions an exploration of the mechanisms of existence and transmission of artistic practice under conditions of geographic separation and limited communication. It is particularly oriented toward collaboration with artists whose practices have been interrupted or slowed due to war, migration, instability, or institutional constraints. In this context, the project operates not only as a research platform, but also as a tool for the reactivation of artistic practices.
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