is a fragmentary exhibition by Elian M. Varek. Three large-format works explore the tension between nature, technology and human feeling. The trilogy is not seen as a closed narrative, but as an open space for thought - quiet, poetic and deliberately unobtrusive. It doesn't show answers, but rather states: root, machine, human. A fragment of the present in the in-between.
is a steganographic image that changes depending on the light condition. Myth, mathematics and perception intertwine to form a model of inner cycles between ascent, descent and knowledge.
shows thinking as a network. Drawings, texts and images are connected by threads and form an open structure of associations, tensions and possible meanings.
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An image between technology and nature, between order and roots. A poetic attempt to remain human – to the rhythm of the machines.
In February 2026, LaborArtOrium presented a joint exhibition by John Hackler and Elian M. Varek at the Borgo Ensemble. The works presented dealt with perception, transitions and resonance between people, technology and nature. A central design element was light: the color temperature, direction and intensity of the light sources changed at regular intervals. This change was an integral part of the works and determin…
is a steganographic image that only becomes visible through changing lighting conditions and technical mediation. 16 blue squares appear under LED light. Only infrared radiation and a camera in night vision mode make a hidden drawing visible. The work reflects perception, visibility and the role of technical media as a mirror of our knowledge. A homage to _The Death of Marat_ becomes a farewell to the artist's s…
connects ethnological archive images, drawings and threads to form open networks. It addresses shamanic worldviews, plant knowledge and knowledge as a respectful approach.