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Artists’ collective L.I.S (Laboratory of Imaginary Stories)

The exhibition explores the intertwining of individual and collective rhythms within a single cyclical space. The circle becomes a metaphor for infinity and interdependence, where each artist, through her own form, material, and color, creates an autonomous rhythm that resonates with others, forming a dynamic synchronicity of a shared space.

The exhibition comments on the collective experience and the complexity of existence in modern Ukraine, offering a metaphorical model of synchronicity and mutual support through art.

Proscenium Rhythm — Daria Zharikova

The proscenium is the space between the audience and the theatrical curtain. Your arch creates this distance. It is a rhythm of the boundary: we are no longer in reality, but not yet fully in the imaginary story.

Transgression Rhythm — Solomiia Sviderska

Vitruvian logic intersects with digital aesthetics. It is a rhythm of the body transcending its own limits through color and vibration.

Solidarity Rhythm — Maria Hupalo

Intertwining hands and bodies, a sense of impending threat, the victory of brotherhood and vulnerability over brute force. A reflection on collective trauma, memory, and mutual support as the basis of resilience in difficult times.

Entropy Rhythm — Olha Hnativ

An attempt to order chaos or to capture movement. It is a rhythm of the "process" in which individual vectors intersect, creating a new trajectory with no finality.

Mythologem Rhythm — Daria Butriashkina

The transformation of the mundane into the epic. Through specific images and narrative, everyday scenes attain the status of myth; the private history of each woman scales to a universal story of life.

Highlights from the exhibition

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© 2021 Intellias Art Point 

Panasa Myrnoho Street, 24

Lviv, 79034

Ukraine

Co-directors:

Arina Petrashenko

Anna Shekera

artpoint@intellias.com

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