“We are not here” Anita Nemeth & Anna Aliyeva

Dear friends! February 21 at 19.00 we invite you to the opening of the project “We are not here” - Anita Nemet and Anna Aliyeva, created specifically for the Noch space. The main method used by girls is the reconstruction of speech to simulate sensations.       Speech images and patterns indicate the boundaries of presence, some of which are held together by fear, debt, and social contract. Speech practitioners are able to level, supplant, postulate reality.       To take the addressee beyond the boundaries of the designated environment, to make it invisible in the broadest sense, - invisible to history, contemporaries, invisible to art / ohm - it is only necessary to declare its non-existence. It's simple. You say that I am not. You say that we are not.       Who knows - thanks to or contrary to such manipulations - the lines and fields in the history of art are outlined.              Anita Nemet - museum employee, artist and curator (Khmelnitsky-Lviv). He works with issues of representing the Liminal Museum, the art of the Ukrainian diaspora of the second half of the twentieth century, sculptures of modernism, feminist art.              Anna Aliyeva- art critic, curator (Odessa). He works with the theory and practice of actual representation of classical and Soviet art.              For those who have never been in our gallery, write in hp, See you!       p. s. wine is still held in high esteem.       Where? Noch, st. Greek, 5       -----“We are not here” is an art project created by Anita Nemet and Anna Aliyeva specially for the art gallery “Noch”. The main method used by the ladies is reconstruction of speech to simulate sensations.       Speech images and patterns indicate the boundaries of presence, some of which are simply held together by fear, the call of duty, and social contract. Speech practices are able to level, supplant and postulate reality.              To take the addressee beyond the boundaries of the designated environment, to make it invisible in the broadest sense, invisible to history, contemporaries, invisible to art, it is only necessary to declare its non-existence. It's simple. You say that I am not. You say that we are not.       Who knows if, thanks to or contrary to such manipulations, the lines and fields in the history of art are outlined.              Anita Nemet is a museum employee, an artist and a curator (Khmelnitsky-Lviv). She works with the issues of representing the Liminal Museum, the art of the Ukrainian diaspora of the second half of the twentieth century, sculptures of modernism, feminist art.              Anna Alieva - art critic, curator (Odessa). Works with theoretical and practical representation of classical and Soviet art.