Melodie Mousset (FR) + Nao Matsunaga (JP)
Opening on the 26 June 2020 - 17:00 to 20.00
Open 12 - 15 Saturday 11th of July 2020
The exhibition will run throughout the summer.
Due to the Covid19 pandemic, opening hours and dates will be updated on the front page of our website and our Instagram.
We are also open by appointment.
Besides a simple introduction, we can just begin from
our pertinent reality, the one that stands afoot our movements and thoughts. We
all are travelling over hills and valleys, as we look up at the sun, it doesn’t
seem to always glow yellow and in fact, it doesn’t glow. It’s her deep seed
that is a’swim in its centre and has no remorse for its outer crust as it
bounces like a game of breakout, smashing through barriers and uncreating inane
narratives.
We collectively hear the rumblings of a battle. We melt, we materialize and we assemble, showing the power that we will drench it with the energy of our internal suns.
As we leap back into the program, we present a show which has been in the works since Stereo Exchange's inception, with pieces by Nao Matsunaga and Melodie Mousset, so come whisper to the objects, push through a virtual world and see what answers you can find within the fragility that sits upon hard surfaces and the scene of entanglement and complication.
We collectively hear the rumblings of a battle. We melt, we materialize and we assemble, showing the power that we will drench it with the energy of our internal suns.
As we leap back into the program, we present a show which has been in the works since Stereo Exchange's inception, with pieces by Nao Matsunaga and Melodie Mousset, so come whisper to the objects, push through a virtual world and see what answers you can find within the fragility that sits upon hard surfaces and the scene of entanglement and complication.
Stereo Exchange cycles back to life within a pandemic, we, of course, think about the surroundings and are led by our hearts and minds to see a place of and for positive change.
As a small artist-run project space that predominantly shows international artists and designers work, we feel we must move for positive change with evermore inclusion, transparency, reflection and scrutiny, as systemic and institutional racism has long held up a barrier to minorities, within art representation and visibility of work.
Stereo Exchange
2000 Frederiksberg, DK.
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youandme@stereoexchange.dk
CVR: 39042096
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Supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, Frederiksberg Fonden &
Danmarks Nationalbanks Jubilæumsfond af 1968