Rosemaria Rex har kurateret en udstilling med fokus på værker, der placerer sig i spændingsfeltet mellem skulptur og fotografi, 2D og 3D, et immaterielt og et konkret rum. Begge medier tager del i tiden — det sker dog på meget forskellig vis. Sammenstillingen af objekt og flade åbner for et tredje,imaginært rum, hvor både billede og fysisk genstand antager nye betydninger — og en ‘tredje tid’, hvori lineære, ‘rationelle’ forløb er erstattet af overlappende eller accelererede tidsafsnit.

Rosemaria Rex has curated an exhibition that focuses on artworks which situate themselves in the field of potential lying between sculpture and photography, between 2D and 3D, between an immaterial and a concrete space. Both mediums take an active part in time — this transpires, though, in very different ways. The juxtaposition of object and surface opens up for a third, imaginary space and a “third time”, in which linear, “rational” progression has been replaced by overlapping or accelerated periods of time.

45 billedhuggere fra mindst fire forskellige generationer har indtaget hver deres 80×80 cm store kvadrat i SKULPTURI’s lokale og har dermed etableret en situation, hvor skulpturen opleves som et felt af sideordnede processer, tegn og handlinger i stedet for et isoleret objekt. Materiale- og formgivningsvalg spænder vidt, men de mange brudflader og modsætninger fortættes i den overordnede kategori ‘ting’.

Forty-five sculptors from at least four different generations have each taken up their own 80×80 centimeter large squares inside SKULPTURI’s exhibition room and have thereby established a situation where the sculpture is experienced as a field of coordinated processes, signs and actions instead of as an isolated object. The material- and designchoices vary greatly but the many fractured surfaces and contradictions have been concentrated into the overall category of “things”.