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Echoes of the Unseen: A Joint Exhibition Featuring Artists Tilo Baumgärtel and Mihael Milunović

Explore distinct painterly worlds and layered visual narratives that delve into distorted reality and dreamlike imagery.

This compelling exhibition presents the works of Tilo Baumgärtel and Mihael Milunović, two artists exploring distinct painterly worlds. Discover their layered visual narratives and unique dramaturgical strategies that capture ephemeral moments. Their compositions invite active reflection on reality, infused with absurd imagery, dreamlike visions, and fragments of memory. This showcase offers a fascinating glimpse into contemporary European figurative painting.

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Exhibition summary

This joint exhibition features Tilo Baumgärtel and Mihael Milunović, two artists whose distinct painterly worlds are rich in layered visual narratives and distinctive dramaturgical strategies. Both artists explore distorted reality, capturing ephemeral moments infused with absurd imagery, dreamlike visions, or fragments of memory, creating a sense of reality governed by its own unique rules.

Curatorial context

The joint exhibition 'Echoes of the Unseen' brings together Tilo Baumgärtel (b. 1972, Leipzig) and Mihael Milunović (b. 1967, Paris/Belgrade), two generationally kindred artists with distinct painterly worlds. Their works are characterized by layered visual narratives and distinctive dramaturgical strategies, operating within realms of distorted reality. Both artists craft nonlinear storylines, capturing moments that are simultaneously static and dynamic, infused with absurd and surreal imagery, dreamlike visions, or fragments of memory. They create a sense of a unique reality governed by its own rules and logic. Their painterly compositions present compelling situations set in believable interior and exterior spaces, intensifying the impression of a world slightly off-kilter. Natural elements are significant, adding symbolic dimension and emotional intensity. The staged scenes draw inspiration from theatrical practices, cinematic strategies, or collage-like assemblies of micro-narratives into complex pictorial spaces where timelines, perspectives, and meanings intertwine. 'Echoes of the Unseen' offers a glimpse into contemporary European figurative painting, inviting active reflection and intuitive interpretation.

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Museum Kampa
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Tilo Baumgärtel (b. 1972), Mihael Milunović (b. 1967)
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