With heart and mind

Tamás Kaszás’s solo exhibition creates a space in which different fictional narratives are interwoven with disturbingly realistic elements, and in which we can look back from a future moment on a world that no longer exists at that time.

This is the inverse of oblivion; a retrospective recollection of the antecedents and consequences of the economic / political / technological / ecological collapse from the future. At the same time, it is also a kind of nihilistic agitation that opposes revelation and active action, and that does not want to alter neither the occurrences of the future nor the memories of the past.

Associated with his working method called sci-fi agitprop, Kaszás examines the fictitious material and pictorial memories of a post-collapse society embodying the role of the anthropologist, granting him an outsider position. The framework of the solo show of Tamás Kaszás consists of his latest paintings and a sound piece, as well as a large-scale installation of a fictitious propaganda tool.