“Spirituality is the desire for the absolute. It is a journey of searching and the ability to learn about the world. Man in the context of transcendental philosophy, as developed by Immanuel Kant in the 18^th century, is considered to be a subject exploring the possibilities of every experience where one cannot see or hear things other than in space and time. This engagement through the senses was expanded in the 20^th century by a language and its structures that influence our cognition. All cognition is thus subjective and its subject-matter is a world that can be grasped by the senses. The search for a transcendental perception of the world is a key moment of Slovak artist Dorota Sadovská’s and Irish artist Alannah Robins’s exhibition called Spirit  Spirituality and corporeality are embodied in their artwork, but each from a different subjective artistic point of view.”

• curator Lenka Sýkorová

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