Seh’ Die Welt In Trümmern Liegen

About

The show entitled “Seh die Welt in Trümmern liegen’’ (“I see the world in ruins’’) refers to the german new wave pop song “99 Luftballons” by the band Nena in 1983. The song was created against the background of the cold war in Germany where nuclear warfare was a realistic threat. Since Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine, we are once more confronted with geo-political upheaval of using weapons of mass destruction in the name of defense and national / international economic interests. The concept of nuclear power carries a possessive and perverted mindset, where on the one hand it threatens to annihilate our very own existence and on the other prevents further human atrocities by the mere fact of mutual annihilation itself. This multimedia exhibition invites national and international artists to explore this fragile state of existence and the explosive force that stands behind it. The show aims to manifest solidarity with Ukraine.

Some works will be available for sale directly from the artists and donations are welcome. All money raised at the exhibition will be donated to help cultural workers in Ukraine through the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund. Payment can also be made directly using the transfer details provided on the official site: https://ueaf.moca.org.ua/ 
@ukrainian_emergency_art_fund 

Artists: 

Yuriy Biley 
Flaviu Cacoveanu 
Lia Dostlieva 
Andrii Dostliev 
Iaroslav Kusch 
Francis Kussatz 
Xiaoer Liu
Katarzyna Nawrocka 
Andrzej Pater
Marek Rogulski
Vitalii Shupliak
Zhenia Stepanenko 
Marta Vovk 
Mina Zlatoper 
Ivan Zozulya 
Mischa Zozulya 
Et al.

Curational Collective Connecting Concepts of Communication and Art e.V. 
https://cccccoma.com/

Supported by: https://www.facebook.com/vitsche.berlin

DJ: lws  https://soundcloud.com/llws