What emerges when motherhood makes time scarce, attention divided, and one's everyday life constantly present? ONE EYE OPEN brings together works by Rosa Aiello, Marlene Zoë Burz, Sarah Blais, Lua Ray and Jule Fechner, whose artistic practices develop between motherhood, work and everyday life. Interruptions and fragmented time shape their processes and the works that result from them.
The exhibition combines photography, video and installation and shows different approaches that arise from similar life realities. How does artistic work change when attention is directed at several things at once? And what forms and perspectives emerge precisely from this?
In the first two years after a birth, everyday life, thinking and memories change. Everything seems fragmented, decoupled and blurred into one another. Emotions, too, are not always reliable. Who does one remain in the world? How does one archive oneself? What does one find oneself in, if not in the child?
Paulina's writing workshop opens a protected space for these and further questions.