Lira Gallery Rome

Half real, half fiction

Liudvikas Buklys, Benjamin Hirte

October 6 – November 21, 2015

Half real, half fiction, 2015Installation viewLira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015
Installation view
Lira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015Installation viewLira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015
Installation view
Lira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015Installation viewLira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015
Installation view
Lira Gallery, Rome

Benjamin Hirtelanguage stack exchange, 2015Glass door, wood, sticker203 x 91 x 6 cm

Benjamin Hirte
language stack exchange, 2015
Glass door, wood, sticker
203 × 91 × 6 cm

Benjamin HirteEuroboxes, 2015Aluminium castEach 40 x 30 x 22 cm

Benjamin Hirte
Euroboxes, 2015
Aluminium cast
Each 40 × 30 × 22 cm

Half real, half fiction, 2015Installation viewLira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015
Installation view
Lira Gallery, Rome

Liudvikas BuklysWallpaper Cyclone, 2015Dimensions variableEdition of 2 + 1 artist’s proof

Liudvikas Buklys
Wallpaper Cyclone, 2015
Dimensions variable
Edition of 2 + 1 artist’s proof

Liudvikas BuklysWallpaper Cyclone, 2015Dimensions variableEdition of 2 + 1 artist’s proofDetail view

Liudvikas Buklys
Wallpaper Cyclone, 2015
Dimensions variable
Edition of 2 + 1 artist’s proof
Detail view

Half real, half fiction, 2015Installation viewLira Gallery, Rome

Half real, half fiction, 2015
Installation view
Lira Gallery, Rome

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin HirteUntitled, 2015Tent, chain, marker300 x 300 x 250 cm

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin Hirte
Untitled, 2015
Tent, chain, marker
300 × 300 × 250 cm

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin HirteUntitled, 2015Tent, chain, marker300 x 300 x 250 cmDetail view

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin Hirte
Untitled, 2015
Tent, chain, marker
300 × 300 × 250 cm
Detail view

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin HirteUntitled, 2015Tent, chain, marker300 x 300 x 250 cmDetail view

Luidvikas Buklys & Benjamin Hirte
Untitled, 2015
Tent, chain, marker
300 × 300 × 250 cm
Detail view

Things can’t help but move. Visualizing a movement you have to find a pattern, a logic of development, a method to sort it. One can help by including its possible future. A forecast, to create some kind of practical present, a reliable reality and environment to deal with. There is all kinds of sorting and hoarding systems: steps, pages, links, colours, vectors, clouds. In this show the terms real and fiction are neither perceptive nor speculative, it’s about solving problems, driving by sight, spoon to mouth. They are sculptural terms dealing with space and objects, involving the seconds to come. Like a nude descending a staircase.
This show involves various materials, and people: The Lithuanian Metereological Institute, Metallguss Loderer, Obi, a printer friend from Vilnius, the rubber store in the 10th District and a skate shop in the city center of Vienna, Sauro, Emanuel, Flavio and Ilaria.

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