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Matéusz Kula (b. 1983, Kraków) studied intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.
Master project Things that we do not know that we know
Mateusz Kula2016, photography, video, installation Things That We Do Not Know That We Know is an environment made of a collection of works that deals with three notions of memory and its aspects. For example: an aquarium…
Looking for life on the photographs of dead people
Using electron microscopy, I analysed a photograph of my grandfather for the traces of organic and non-organic matter, changes on the surface etc. On this basis, I built a narrative of the history of this photograph. I a…
15 May 2014
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03 Apr 2014
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Thomas Bernhard Day & Enslaved ornament
During my final presentation I’ve presented progress of my two projects: Thomas Bernhard Day This work is a recipe for a procession/performance that is based on six steps used in contemporary research on emotion recognit…
23 Jan 2014
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16 Jan 2014
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Embodiment of the illness
Matéusz Kula presented his upcoming work that deals with the “embodiment of the illness” and it would take the form of an “Opera-performance”. His main driving questions are focused on “How body becomes story” and “how s…
18 Apr 2013
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11 Apr 2013
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OPERA
Opera in the end of the Empire, live performance, music composition and power-point libretto, 2012 Opera was a dialog between Oblomov and Lenin on the battlefield of Austerlitz. Two main characters lay on the ground with…
EURATOM
The Department for Ontological Patchworks (Dr. Bernd Kräftner) presents: micro-exhibition and presentations of Euratom Projects by students of Art&Science class, University of Applied Arts Vienna Art & Science The task o…
Hortus conclusus
Soiling, honey, cut photographs, 2012The work functions as a commentary to the diagram by Kuba Woynarowski. This diagram was combined with the fragments of Jerzy Ludwinski’s theory on the interconnection of art and life.…
28 Jun 2012
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machine, creation, belief
“Our experience changes in time - we are forgetting. As we are forgetting our personal experience becomes mystery. Loss of personal being becomes belief. So, in this way belief is always something more than personal - re…
24 Jan 2012
Presentations 24.01.2012