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Author:
Luisa
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Questions
There are many question like this which arise during our research. Sometimes we think that it is silly that we are trying to find a meaning everywhere. It is very human, and it doesn't bring much good.
Overthinking at this stage is pointless. Things happened the way they did, and we didn't have much control. Memories are like waves, they come and go. We do here in Archive anything we can, to keep them alive.
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Answers
In this article, I will try to answer the question: "why this, why now?"
I think there is a certain kind of injustice in this question, perhaps because we could never truly understand or come to terms with time. It was passing at its own pace, while we were like temporary travelers on a train. Events were unfolding, things were happening — sometimes in our carriage, sometimes behind the window. But we were simply there, experiencing our lives and waiting for the final destination.
It may sound a little too philosophical, but creating such colorful and playful drawings in an atelier, while an advanced relocation process is taking place around it, feels like an act of courage and hope, I think.
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Atelier
Among the drawings, we found this picture, which I assume depicts an atelier space. There is a rather large table, with some drawings scattered around. It feels cozy, spacious, and comfortable.
I think many of us miss our home offices, our private spaces. It is natural to miss the places we used to live in.
Our habitats in T-City meet all our needs. They are beautifully personalized and designed according to our individual tastes, thanks to advanced technology. We also understand that some of you would like to have art in your new homes.
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Solution
The space is a very important factor in well-being. That is why T-City has taken the initiative to offer free transport from our Archive to your habitat.
Our offer is growing every day as we work hard to sort through all sorts of objects we have. The decontamination process cannot be compared to restoration. Decontamination is, on the one hand, dangerous — both for those who perform it in Momars and for the artworks themselves.
This process is necessary to keep the artworks here at the Museum or, if you wish to purchase one, to transport it to your habitat.
We invite you to visit Momars regularly and follow us on our social media platform, AB User, as well as listen to Radio Retro. We love sharing our findings, latest updates, and exhibition details with you.
