Everything begins on one island and ends on another. In between lies the sea – boundary and passage, separation and hope. Renata Poljak's solo exhibition More, curated by Basak Senova, brings together an ensemble of works in which the sea becomes a connecting force between islands, personal and collective histories, migration and displacement, the ecological crisis, and hopes for the future. Starting from water as a central point of reference for social and political systems, people and their environment, the exhibition engages with the pressing questions of the climate crisis, resource scarcity, migration and environmental justice.
Everything begins on an island and ends on another. In between lies the sea: it separates and connects at once those who set off and those who stay behind and wait. With the solo exhibition More by Renata Poljak, the cycle Aqua – Water in Motion by the new chief curator Başak Şenova begins in the project space Garage of the KunstHausWien.
More presents an ensemble of works in which the sea connects islands, life, ecological disasters and hopes for a better future.