To my friends. Next room (Hotel Monterey)

Jan Domicz

To my friends. Next room (Hotel Monterey), 2021Sign in to view price
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video 3k with soundGaleria Wschód
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This mysterious artwork portrays a gloomy, dimly lit interior space with a window framed against the darkness. The window is obscured by numerous small white dots or specks, creating a sense of fragmentation and distortion. The overall composition, with its stark contrasts and unidentifiable subject matter, evokes a somber, melancholic atmosphere. The artist's use of minimal elements and restrained palette suggests a focus on the interplay of light, shadow, and texture, inviting the viewer to contemplate the ambiguous and evocative nature of the scene. This piece may explore themes of isolation, decay, or the precarious nature of perception within a deteriorating environment. ...

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Impostor (Theory of space in film image)
Artist
Jan Domicz
B.1990, Polish

Visual artist. He creates videos, objects and installations. In his works, he uses the narrative potential of a given space and its socio-political implications. He creates systems at the junction of private and common space. Instead of solving problems, these systems create them. Problems create a narrative. The narration gives meaning to space. The videos build on the artist’s interest in the interchangeability of property. The narrator says “seriality is the truest experience of helplessness”. The progressive multiplication of the original - a mailbox, a room, an architecture - increases its value while alienating it from its roots. Domicz invites this dilemma in his art and responds to it with a constant misplacing and displacing of found objects. Facts mean less than the whole system. ...

Jan Domicz: Artworks
Movie for package tracking
Jan Domicz
Movie for package tracking, 2020
To my friends. Next room (Hotel Monterey)
Jan Domicz
To my friends. Next room (Hotel Monterey), 2021
Construction
Impostor (Theory of space in film image)
Jan Domicz
Impostor (Theory of space in film image), 2023
Elevator and a kid
Jan Domicz
Elevator and a kid, 2015
Galeria Wschód
Gallery
Galeria Wschód
Warsaw, New York City, Köln

Wschód /vshood/ translates to sunrise, new beginning. It also refers to geographical east. Wschód is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2017 in Warsaw by curator and critic Piotr Drewko. The gallery represents international artists working across a wide spectrum of practices including video, sculpture, installation, painting. Apart from the exhibition program the gallery initiates a wide range of cultural activities – publication, institutional projects, podcasts in collaboration with artists, curators, critics. In 2018, Wschód initiated a gallery exchange program Friend of a Friend. In 2022 the gallery conceived a time-shared exhibition space ECHO in Cologne. Starting from the Fall of 2023, Wschód has expanded to New York with a yearly curated program of exhibitions and video / film projects. ...

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