TESSERACT-UNIVERSE GEOMETRY#1
Valentin Bakardjiev Solo Exhibition
10-19, Septerember, 25
Mission Gallery
Merging traditional weaving with cutting-edge photographic techniques, Bakardjiev invites viewers on a journey that is both emotional and conceptual. At the center of the exhibition is the tesseract—a four-dimensional cube—as both form and metaphor. Through this enigmatic symbol, Bakardjiev explores themes of expanded perception, inner transformation, and the layers that construct our lived realities and the worlds beyond them. In both theoretical and artistic contexts, the tesseract can also be conceived as a conceptual portal, offering the possibility of transition between different ontological planes and dimensions of perception. In this sense, it functions not only as an abstract mathematical model of four-dimensional geometry but also as a symbolic mechanism for transcending linear time and three-dimensional space.
Curated by Mia Tabakova
The project is supported by National Culture Fund.
