Late capitalism thrives on the illusion of fluidity. We are sold a vision of seamless circulation, of facilitated consumption of images, ideas and identities while ever more barriers are being erected. What might emerge when the world we encounter is no longer frictionless? When uncertainty and fragility are not obstacles but propositions, when demands for legibility are met with a refusal to be fully grasped and resistance to the compulsion to reduce, measure or contain? Inspired by Mark Fisher’s writings in The Weird and the Eerie in which presences and absences disturb by exposing the contingency of what we take as natural, the exhibition unveils a reality that is not fixed but open to forces from the outside. Unlike a corridor, which prescribes movement, a door does not merely suggest... Read more