PROTOTYPE – A Group Exhibition
Curated by: Mohsen Zare
Dates: Feb. 22 – Mar. 10, 2025
Opening Hours: 14:00 – 18:00
Private View: Feb. 22 | 16:00 – 20:00
Participating Artists:
Aempatia | Anja Borowicz | Anna Malina | Antonio Werli | Bárbara Bezina | Bay Backner | Daniel Rojatz | Helen Maurer | Kika Nicolela | Latya Kisova | Magda Americangangsta | Michelle Thompson | Roman Drits
ArtWorks Project Space
Barbican Arts Group Trust
114A Blackhorse Lane London
E17 6AA
This project goes beyond a traditional exhibition; it’s a journey—a profound exploration of the meaning of “becoming.” The concept centers around the prototype as a metaphor for the human condition. Like prototypes, our lives are perpetually incomplete, in flux, and constantly reshaped. Inspired by this philosophy, the exhibition invites reflection on questions such as: Are we forever works-in-progress, continuously iterating who we are? Is life an endless pursuit of perfection, or is its beauty found in imperfection and incompleteness? In a world where change is imposed on our individual and collective identities, Prototype seeks to explore this ongoing transformation. Each artwork in this exhibition will represent a “prototype”—unfinished, adaptable, and reflective of the artist’s response to life’s flux.
Mohosen Zare 2025
Curated by: Mohsen Zare
Dates: Feb. 22 – Mar. 10, 2025
Opening Hours: 14:00 – 18:00
Private View: Feb. 22 | 16:00 – 20:00
Participating Artists:
Aempatia | Anja Borowicz | Anna Malina | Antonio Werli | Bárbara Bezina | Bay Backner | Daniel Rojatz | Helen Maurer | Kika Nicolela | Latya Kisova | Magda Americangangsta | Michelle Thompson | Roman Drits
ArtWorks Project Space
Barbican Arts Group Trust
114A Blackhorse Lane London
E17 6AA
This project goes beyond a traditional exhibition; it’s a journey—a profound exploration of the meaning of “becoming.” The concept centers around the prototype as a metaphor for the human condition. Like prototypes, our lives are perpetually incomplete, in flux, and constantly reshaped. Inspired by this philosophy, the exhibition invites reflection on questions such as: Are we forever works-in-progress, continuously iterating who we are? Is life an endless pursuit of perfection, or is its beauty found in imperfection and incompleteness? In a world where change is imposed on our individual and collective identities, Prototype seeks to explore this ongoing transformation. Each artwork in this exhibition will represent a “prototype”—unfinished, adaptable, and reflective of the artist’s response to life’s flux.
Mohosen Zare 2025