Queer Folklore proposes a shop-window scenography whose central motif is a spider—a hybrid creature marked by a vintage club-kid aesthetic, heavy makeup, and a moustache. This figure operates as a queer subject that destabilizes binary understandings of gender and identity, resisting any clear or fixed categorization. Through its hybridity, the spider becomes a symbol of an identity that exists outside socially prescribed frameworks.
On view at Domino Window Gallery: Sanjin Kaštelan — Thirst Trap Petrinjska 38, Zagreb | May 26 – June 22, 2025 Thirst Trap by Sanjin Kaštelan is now on view in our window gallery. A bottled command obscures what you came to see. Desire refracted through glass. We can’t show it all here, so make…
Karlo Štefanek Missing 28. 4. – 25. 5. 2025. The work Missing, based on the performance of the same name, never functions in the same way twice. Each iteration is shaped by the place in which it appears, responding to its spatial, political, and social coordinates. Previous versions have been created in cities such as…
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