Tichy and Navok are both fascinated by the “empty geometry” of modernism that is embedded in each and every way we look at objects in our environment and observe landscapes, dreams and utopias even though we are aware that they were emptied from their ideologies, content and justification long time ago.
Text by Sarit Shapira (Photos: Mia Gourvitch)
Both artists combine hyper-realistic appeal of the hallucinatory grid and the presence of light: Tichy through a projected monochromatic light and Navok through raising its presence in colors.
