Silent Garden[ing] - výstava v Norma space

Since the beginning of ages, the garden has been an important architectural archetype, closely tied to the domestication of nature as such. The garden is no longer just a place of production; it has become a fundamental medium of the relationship with nature, through which various desires, emotions, and rituals are fulfilled.
The forest momentarily becomes a garden in our solitude, a place of transformation, growth, and change, a space for trials and initiation. Anyone who crosses its boundary steps into the unknown. They must find their way out. Leaving the forest is like rebirth. The dead landscape – an annual break and turn from winter into new life. The old and unnecessary is discarded and burned away so that the new can emerge. We conduct a revision, isolated, cleaning ourselves. Transformation through purification.
March 20th is the astronomical beginning of spring, a time of balance between light and dark, and March 21st is Death Sunday.
Clean up your abandoned home garden.
Find the rhythm in today's timelessness.
Gather your Morana, clean your abandoned garden.
Let go of what is gone, and welcome the new.
We now create collectively and individually.
Send us a record of your ritual and we will connect it.
The form is up to you.

Silent Garden[ing] is the second of the installations in the exhibition cycle Garden[ing], a series of interactive exhibitions in front of the gallery window of Norma space, in a new publicly accessible exhibition space measuring 2.5 x 2.5 x 0.5m.
The intermediate space of the showcase becomes our common garden, connecting us more with the landscape of people's stories. The exhibition primarily stimulates interaction from a broad audience, both locals and passersby. Secondly, it targets the growing urban phenomenon of exchange and sharing. It seeks to find a balance between the living and the non-living, the natural and the unnatural. At the same time, it provides an impetus for the viewers' own creative activities.