"We want to address the social and political tensions of the present through our work with the artists, and we will seek to build on the practices of feminism and collectivism, as well as the many previous experiments with public art," Ćurlin, Ilić and Sabolović said. They aim to engage deeply with the current issues facing society, exploring how art can respond to democracy and ecological challenges.
"How can art in public space today meaningfully address the fragility of democracy, ecology and common life? Can it strengthen mutual respect and liberation?" This rhetorical questioning highlights their intent to engage with pressing societal concerns through art, making the exhibition relevant and impactful.
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