Michał Budny

A glass house - a structure of transparent walls, a specific microcosm of security - constitutes the invisible boundary separating the universe and our little tame world. The glass surfaces define a “hidden dimension” which extends the boundaries of the human body, like a second, outer skin that maintains distance. We modify this distance unconsciously with any change of place, we take it everywhere with us. In an empty, unrestricted space this invisible boundary expands and is as great as the universe. It is the sum of all individual worlds that overlap and reflect on one another - they attract or repel. This invisible boundary defines a fragment of space that allows one to settle in the infinite world.

This presentation of new work attempts to create narratives for psychological and emotional experiences using the simplest materials and restrained forms that echo the stuff of everyday life. The varied perishability, temperature, density, texture and odour of the works are an important part of the story.
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