Organism Revisited marks the culmination of a year-long programme developed as a research project through six exhibitions in the vitrine-based Postpost Gallery. Here, the artistic language of the “organism” becomes a path for an entity that emerges from its original context to inhabit the walls of a stone-built institution. Over the past year, multiple authors gradually added “cells” to its organs; now they meet in a transformed form, opening discussions on the extensions of the cultural–artistic sphere as well as on individual ways of sensing a latent reality.
This exhibition does not aim to be a document, but rather a living body—an ecosystem of themes that unsettle the layers of interpretation in both the installations themselves and in the artist-run and off-space galleries they stem from. Such spaces remain vital sites of artistic life, acting as mirrors of the present. Despite constant change and the critical weight of daily realities, they continue to activate perception and stimulate the agency of those engaged in sustaining their existence.
