Exhibition Talk
Karin Písaříková: OMNIA MUNDA MUNDIS

We cordially invite you to a guided tour of Karin Písaříková's exhibition OMNIA MUNDA MUNDIS on the occasion of Brno Museal Night 2023. The exhibition will be presented by the artist.

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

Solo exhibition of Karin Písaříková, in which she explores the theme of cleaning. Using the method of artistic research, she reflects on the subjectivity of human experience with chaos and order. She explores the motif of care and sustainability, invisible tasks that are repeated daily. It focuses on the idea of cleanliness as synonymous with goodness and on purification in a ritual sense. He compares the cyclical nature with which brushes move and remove dirt deposits to the cycle of human life.

Karin Písaříková is an artist and curator who explores themes related to physicality, everyday life and her personal life in a lively and playful way through performance, video essays, photographs and objects. In the Czech Republic, she studied art history at the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University in Brno, continued her studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Brno University of Technology in the studio of Body Design (MgA, PhD) and in Japan she studied information design at Tama Art University, where her dissertation dealt with the theme of corporeality as an embodied mind in the context of contemporary art (MA, PhD). Her extensive exhibition activity includes shows and festivals, mainly in Tokyo, but also elsewhere in Japan, as well as in Lithuania and the Czech Republic. She is a long-time curator of Umakart Gallery, an off-space gallery she founded in Brno, and a lecturer.

www.karinpisarikova.com

The exhibition is a continuation of Karin Písaříková's residency in the Brno Artists in Residence programme in 2022, based on the cooperation between the Faculty of Fine Arts of Brno University of Technology and the House of Arts within the annual open call for graduates of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Brno University of Technology.
The exhibition was supported by a grant from the State Culture Fund.