Award 2021

Please find here the approved applications to the Social Art Award 2021 – New Greening. The open call was closed on 1 May.

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“We no longer write, we no longer hear each other,...
by Iryna Vorona
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Title:
“We no longer write, we no longer hear each other,...

Author:
Iryna Vorona

Description:
“We no longer write, we no longer hear each other, we put likes”, 2019, sculpture, mixed media, 20x13x8 cm. My artwork belongs to the series “Qr-Truth”. This is a symbolic expression of the idea that the human brain has long been 75 percent not water, but information. Every day we nourish our thoughts and with them the body with information as a nutrient. By filtering the flow of information like a sponge, our brain is filled with symbols of information and emotional manipulation that exists in society. Today, the need to clean both nature from garbage and man from information is very acute. The relevance of the topic is that the consumption of information is equated to the consumption of natural resources. We were so fascinated by this pace that our brain and body became like a container in which we did not have time to sort garbage. Everything is so mixed and filled that it needs to be cleaned and rebooted. This is the message I want to convey with my works.
Description:
“We no longer write, we no longer hear each other, we put likes”, 2019, sculpture, mixed media, 20x13x8 cm. My artwork belongs to the series “Qr-Truth”. This is a symbolic expression of the idea that the human brain has long been 75 percent not water, but information. Every day we nourish our thoughts and with them the body with information as a nutrient. By filtering the flow of information like a sponge, our brain is filled with symbols of information and emotional manipulation that exists in society. Today, the need to clean both nature from garbage and man from information is very acute. The relevance of the topic is that the consumption of information is equated to the consumption of natural resources. We were so fascinated by this pace that our brain and body became like a container in which we did not have time to sort garbage. Everything is so mixed and filled that it needs to be cleaned and rebooted. This is the message I want to convey with my works.