Imagine a world after us, engulfed by the death of artificial light, its offices, dormitories, social housing and villas slowly decaying. Houseplants become migrants, pets run towards an incomprehensible freedom, and traces of human presence linger like ghosts. “A colour shines in its surroundings”, wrote Ludwig Wittgenstein A colour is never alone; it exists through what surrounds it. Shadows of window frames and trees caught dancing, storm the insides of our flats. Light remains as a witness to where humans once looked. The world in our presence and absence is bathed in light. In this exhibition Danny Nedkova invites you into an effervescent world after us.
About the artist:
Danny Nedkova is trained in industrial design engineering, media arts, and social design, with a practice spanning photography, film, and art. She blends her social design perspective with a photographer’s way of seeing. Danny seeks out the mundane, the mute, and liminal spaces-finding in them humour, emotion, and unexpected expression.