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Unbridled Mass-Production under Blue and Yellow banderola...From One to uncounteble..."To create a beter everyday life for many people"

graphic: Kavczuk

documentation: KavczuK & Katrina Stamatopoulos

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SOMEVHERE BEHIND HATTON GARDEN

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KavczuK in collaboration with Katrina Stamatopoulos

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KavczuK in collaboration with Katrina Stamatopoulos

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DRAWINGS  KAVCZUK

PICTURES   KATRINA STAMATOPOULOS

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‘Its been a nourishing meal… Every bite has been savoured and our plates have been devoured – our stomachs feel like they have been treated with grace. Experiencing such company, atmosphere, food and service, another happy couple will definitely return.’ ‘Remains’ refers to what once was, what still is and what will be. Whether it is organic or artificial, a trace, stain or scratch… this exhibition embraces those elements that have been left or found, thrown around, wasted or discarded. The artists in this exhibition are gleaners in their own ways. Scavenging materials and clues from other people leftovers; maps from travel or food scraps - these artists continue their own supper from a meal that once was.

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TYhPON & ScYLLA

COLLABORATION KAVCZUK AND KATRINA STAMATOPOULOS

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Mr Flaf

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Hellena

© KavczuK, 2016

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LAS

We are delighted to announce an opening event of a new space in Tottenham. Typically used as a place to be walked and passed through, we are adapting this space to ask you to stay and wonder.....

Coming out from its burrow, it hangs on the tip of a branch waiting for sweetscents of mammal juice.

Necessary for the making of its offspring, this blind and deaf creature relies on its sensory organs for its next action. A courageous jump onto a passing mammal below determines its future.

At this moment, patience has served itself well– after a long time without nourishment, this last hearty supper overwhelms the creature as it lays its eggs and dies.

And so the cycle continues…