In today’s visual chaos, society has lost its coordinates. Has the role of art shifted, or is it simply being eroded by visual blindness? Can art still serve as a mirror for critical self-reflection? Are we even capable of genuinely responding to images anymore? Jan Kadlec’s work explores how our visual world evolves across history. He tracks the way historical narratives are reinterpreted or manufactured from scratch, posing fundamental questions such as: Which stories are true, and which are false?
