Visit the 5th Dimension Project Expo

It is for the first time that such an original idea will be presented to public in Brussels.

The project combines artistic installations and photographs. By shedding specific light on an art object, we give it additional interpretation, which becomes the 5th dimension of its space.

All the works convey deep thoughts and messages related to modern world and our society. Every person sees life from own perspective and this determines this person’s interpretation of what is good and desirable and what creates danger.

The 5th Dimension is a joint project by Inga Falkowska and Aleksandra Rowicka, two Polish artists based in Brussels. This exhibition consists of first works, and the project will continue as every day brings new views on life, technology and ecology.

The opening will take place on February the 15th, at 19h, at Wherenowhere Art Gallery (Rue Georges Simpson 34-38, 1083 Brussels).

Please click here to see the project’s Facebook page, where all the information and updates are published.

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Addicted to cultural life of Brussels, fashion photography and dark chocolate. Author of the Twirling Hair blog.

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