The exhibition explores engaged and contemplative practices of Július Koller – his visions for more politically just and ecologically sound worlds - with the poetics of a variety of international artists.
The common denominator of the JKS archive and the contemporary art practice is “imaginative geography”. For Koller, its mainly his search for mythical Atlantis – the metaphoric movement from Mediterranean Sea to the Bermuda Triangle. For the exhibiting artists “imaginative geography” is a tool for navigating their relationship with countries’ boundaries, their constant shifting which complicates social and ecological solidarity. All the artists are very aware of the ecological danger: the water will raise and destroy existing societal relations, but how are they going to look like after the flood?