PAST

The exhibition 'Unseen Futures to Come. Fall' centers on the experience of uncertainty as an essential aspect of contemporary life. Today, global precarity is fuelled by the uncontrolled exploitation of natural resources and people; we face environmental collapse, war, political instability and mass displacement. These are not merely crises but signs of a profound shift—a moment when the foundations of the world as we know it seem to be crumbling.

The exhibition weaves together contradictions such as love and death, chaos versus calmness, and destruction and renewal to reflect on the paradox of human existence. Rather than offering answers, the works inspire reflection and encourage us to persist with the questions that define our time. Within the tension of Fall, as the old yields to the unknown, we are reminded that darkness is never final, even as the world wavers, the possibility of light—and of reaching for one another—endures.

With works by Dana Awartani, Federico Campagna, Christoph Grill, Adelita Husni Bey, Marija Marković, Vladimir Nikolić, Yhonnie Scarce, Andrej Škufca, Jože Tisnikar, Sophie Utikal, Bill Viola, zweintopf.

Image Courtesy of the artist. Photography by Martin Grabner - Kunsthaus Graz