Six artists present their work within an
environment that still holds the cracks of a private space repurposed into an
open-to-the public space. The title of the exhibition Six impossible things before breakfast*, suggests that in-between
moment in time, when the grounds where each one stands is agitated by the
precariousness of feeling that we are neither asleep nor awake; before being
fuelled by the action of breaking our fast.
The exhibition brings together different
practices, bound together by their insistence to venture into facets of
experience which carry potential as procedural tools of grafting. Grafting here
suggests a creative branching of gestures, imbued by an awareness of
reciprocity. WE ARE BUD takes on the texture of an experiment, a laboratory of
impossible things that require a certain leap into worlds where Alice travels
to all directions at once and the thought of being remains in a state of
becoming.
Through the creation of (im)possible worlds, the
participating artists condition alternative economies of meaning where games of
scale and appropriation of identities carry the weight of an impossible
thought: will we eat words or will words eat us.