Stress Test

The title Stress Test refers to the cardiological procedure in which the body is subjected to controlled physical pressure in order to detect hidden conditions of the heart. During a stress test, muscles, breathing, and circulation are placed under strain so that invisible irregularities can emerge. The exhibition adopts a comparable structure. Rather than presenting stable or complete forms, it places fragmented materials, images, and sculptural elements under varying conditions of tension, compression, and instability, asking what remains visible once structures are stressed beyond neutrality.