Point of View 3: Balance

The third instalment of the educational exhibition series Point of View seeks a balance between the organic and technical worlds. Through the works of Czech and international artists, the exhibition reveals the various connections between nature and technology – two seemingly disparate environments to which we intrinsically belong today, even though we perceive a certain tension between them. Too much technology? Not enough nature? Microorganisms merge with computer chips, and technology permeates our lives – it is not separate from us, and we naturally seek a balance in our “techno-organic ecosystem”. The exhibition is a small research station for the exploration of boundaries. Where do I end, and where do my surroundings begin? And how do I influence them? Am I a part of my devices? This search for answers and balance will also be reflected in the exhibition’s accompanying educational programmes.

Exhibiting artists: James Bridle, Richard Loskot, Denisa Müllerová, Olbram Pavlíček, Erik Peters, Vítězslav Plavec, Tereza Pöthe, Magdaléna Rybanská, Rachel Youn, Silvia Belis

The exhibition includes the sensory installation Morpheus Synthus, which opened on November 12, 2025. Artist Silvia Belis presents a hybrid organism that blends the principles of fungi, plants, animals, and humans. It grows from the environment it inhabits and adapts to it as if it had always been a part of it.

Curators: Karolína Voleská, Tereza Dvořáková a Jiří Raiterman