LIMINAL SPACE RECORDS: An Exhibition Exploring Body and Space at Kunstraum Niederoesterreich

The group exhibition 'LIMINAL SPACE RECORDS' renegotiates the relationship between body and space in the post-digital condition. It explores 'light spatiality' and invites artists to performatively occupy the space, questioning how physical form can be perceived as dynamic and temporary.

Physical space, with its inherent limitations and historical weight, is examined in the group exhibition 'LIMINAL SPACE RECORDS'. The show builds upon Legacy Russell's 'Glitch Feminism' manifesto to investigate "light spatiality" and how bodies can be perceived as dynamic and temporary formations. Artists are invited to performatively occupy Kunstraum Niederoesterreich, a space charged with historical and architectural significance, aiming to inscribe emancipatory visions of corporeality into its fabric. The exhibition questions whether space can be understood as a result or continuum of corporeality, particularly in an age where techno-optimistic infrastructures, with their deterministic algorithms, increasingly impose characteristics of "heavy space." The global health crisis, which confined many to indoor spaces and regulated public areas, has amplified the relevance of exploring new spatial mobilities and "changes of scenery," both physical and virtual. 'LIMINAL SPACE RECORDS' seeks to deterritorialize spatiality and corporeality, highlighting their fluid and flexible nature against the backdrop of increasingly rigid digital and physical realities.

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