METALLOphone 4: Signature
Exhibition
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04 Oct 2018
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04 Nov 2018
Published: 05.10.2018
The title is symbolic: metallophone is an instrument that can make metal sing. In Lithuanian, fonas, from fond in French, also stands for background, setting or ground, and we see metal as able to become a fertile ground on which to explore fresh thoughts, regardless of the form in which they can materialise in the artwork.
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