Apollo’s Tropic is an exhibition that emerged from a journey between Prague, Paris, and Athens. Néphéli Barbas and Martin Herold explore architecture as a living archive: they interpret facades, ornaments, and traces of everyday use as places where time accumulates and rewrites itself. Their works – paintings, objects, and spatial installations – emerge like a game of ping-pong: an image reacts to an object, a structure encounters its own disruption, and one approach triggers another. No form stabilizes permanently. The key to interpreting the exhibition is Miller’s Tropic of Cancer, not as a literary reference, but as a way of moving through space: fragmentary, intermittent, constantly returning to places we have already seen but do not recognize.
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