GOEHTE INSTITUTE PRESENTS ECOLOGICAL TRANSLATION

This exhibition is marked by the elegance of its curatorial touch, allowing subtle correspondences to surface between sound and form.

Rather than claiming to translate nature into human terms, the works remain attentive to the limits and assumptions embedded in such efforts, where technologies and languages inevitably shape what can be heard.

In this sense, they echo broader questions around ecological translation and the desire to access nonhuman worlds; What takes shape is a space of heightened attention, where the natural and the metaphysical intersect.

Concept by Alexander Damianos
Exhibition curated by Asya Yaghmurian
Participating artists: Abelardo Gil-Fournier, Kyriaki Goni, Nona Inescu, Agata Ingarden, Bill Kouligas, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, Zoë Paul, Jenna Sutela