The Inner Myth

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DATE11.12.21 - 12.12.21
LOCATIONSankt Studio, Berlin, Germany
CURATORANIDE

ABOUT

In a world which seems to have reached the limits of the societal dynamics put in place in recent years, it seems crucial to invent new belief systems in order to create a more stable, sustainable and environmentally friendly society. To do this, we need to ask ourselves as individuals: what inhabits, drives and animates us? What do we want to defend and share? This exhibition should be understood as a suggestion on how we might be able to do this: Reconnect with our inner world and create collective narratives based on what embodies us. Mythology has always had an important place in history. Through imagination and symbolism it serves as a reference point in our daily value system. It makes us believe and drives our thinking. But what are the myths of our modern and occidental societies? The first show of the Theatre of Reverie revolves around these questions and invites the visitors to reflect on their own visions and myths. Lost between dreams and reality, this exhibition wants to inspire the audience to create new collective myths, which we need to re-establish in order to form new (inter-)personal imaginations about ourselves and our place in this world. In the upcoming show „The inner Myth“ you can experience ANIDE’s first complete body of work in combination with two performances specially designed for the occasion, live music and a workshop hosted by the artist on Sunday. Composed of different multidisciplinary shows, the Theatre of Reverie revolves around the theme of the imaginary. Through collaborations and the creation of bridges between different mediums, this series of exhibitions explores themes that experiment around the deeply human state of reverie: Hypnosis and automatic creation, dreamlike performances, content around waking dreams, suggestive and meditative music, workshops on alternative realities, studies of recitals around memory, etc… Closely linked to our perception of the world, our imagination shape our way of approaching reality. The stories we have heard and those we tell ourselves inhabit and form us. Since the dawn of time, humans have been creating narratives, ranging from everyday stories to myths that span across the ages. All of these narratives are intended to convey messages, to maintain a memory or, above all, to build ourselves as individuals or as a society. This series of events therefore aims to trigger this imagination’s automatisms through sensitive, generous, intimate and immersive experiences in different locations with different concepts. It was built around a desire to create bridges between people and their own stories and tries to offer a poetic vision of our daily lives, so we can maybe experience new perspectives on our own imaginations and therefore on ourselves.

OVERVIEW

Roxy Ruby
Roxy Ruby
Roxy Ruby is an Australian artist, based in Berlin, who works predominantly in charcoal drawing. She is influenced by film stills, theatrical motifs, mise en scène, costume, archaeology, Greek mythology, fairy tales and other forms of storytelling to explore themes of the subconscious, dreams, identity and transcendence. These themes are articulated through both romantic, surreal, figurative compositions and detailed, layered scenes that depict the metamorphosis of figurative subject matter into abstract dreamscapes. She completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at Monash University, Melbourne in 2009 and a Graduate Diploma in Museum Studies at Deakin University, Melbourne in 2012. Following her studies, she worked for ten years as a Registrar in the Galleries and Museums sector in Melbourne. In 2021, she relocated to Berlin to focus on her visual arts practice.
ANIDE
ANIDE
Arthur Rosset (who also signes ANIDE) is a multidisciplinary artist from Lyon, currently living and working in Berlin and Paris. Exhibited in London, Berlin, Lyon and Megève, he is a passionate self-taught artist. In 2021, he founded “Le Théâtre de la Rêverie”, a multidisciplinary program that aims to explore themes that revolve around the imaginary. Inspired by nature, philosophy, music and semiotics, he explores the imagination by creating a dreamlike world, a reverie where we get lost in the meaning we want to give it. With his compositions and their intimate dimension, he returns to the essence of things, of one- self and of others. Through sensitive experiences, games of lines, shapes, colours and contradictions, he gradually digs into the layers of our imagination to offer us an enriched vision of our reality. Concerned with the links between elements and with creating new ones, all his work is a correspondence: between the abstract and the figurative, between different mediums, between the present and the future, between individuals, between art and life, between dream and reality, between our primal nature and the social injunction. In an age that has distanced us from nature and our own nature, he sees this research as a gate- way to a world that we have forgotten to see or that we may never have seen. Thus, through suggestion, he teaches us to pay attention to and trust our impressions, emotions, bodies and instincts. It is then up to us, as when he creates, to disregard any preconception in order to let our conscious and unconscious dialogue, in an instinctive and uncontrolled way, to interpret, feel, appropriate his work and finally let go. The poetry of the visible and the invisible, the sound and the visual, the still and the living, is then offered to us, in a free, sincere and plural form.

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Saturday - 11.12.2021
1PM - 10PMVernissage with performance by Tsuki Costume and set design in collaboration with Roxy Ruben Richens.
Sunday - 12.12.2021
12PM - 8PMFinissage with performance by Shannon Walsh Costume and set design in collaboration with Roxy Ruben Richens.
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ANIDE, L’horloge du temps perdu, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, La scène, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, Idylle, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, Les bourgeons de l’enfance, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, La mer dans le pot, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, L’alchimie, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm
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ANIDE, L’inconnu, 2021, oil and raw pigment on paper (made with bark), 25 x 35cm